Is there a similer program to ophcrack?

[Doctor_Pepper]

I was going to put ophcrack on a flash drive but i need one with more memory, and im not going to spend 20 dollars on a flash drive. Is there a program that works in the same way as ophcrack but that uses less memory? ive got a flash drive with 128 mb's =(

ophcrack: http://ophcrack.sourceforge.net/

[Senethior459]

My school library sells flash drives with a gig on them for ten bucks. Staples sells 4GB ones for ten bucks or so nowadays.

I'm pretty sure nothing exists that is that small, sorry. 128MB is tiny in this day and age.

[Dekar]

The ophcrack tables aren't complete anyway. I have complete ones and they're like 60gb.

[Bartimaeus]

Split the files into seperate pieces?

[Senethior459]

The smallest table they have is 380MB, which means he needs another two flash drives of the same size. He would need to go out and don't click me both of them, and probably a USB hub as well, in case there aren't enough ports on the computer for all three at once. Then he'll need to either split them in a way that Ophcrack will still be able to use it, or maybe configure all three drives as RAID 0 so he can use them all as one drive with the necessary amount of space. Even then, he's using the smallest table, which is slower than the larger ones. Not to mention that 3 128MB flash drives equals 384MB of space total, and if they don't have exactly 128MB but even just 126MB (manufacturers tend to use the 1000 metric instead of the 1024 metric) which means that if the 128MB listed on the drive and the 380MB of the table are different formats, there's a chance it still won't fit.

On top of all that, that 380MB table is for XP; if he wants to use this on Vista, the smallest table is 461MB. The best possible way to do this is to simply purchase a larger flash drive, or maybe even just burn it to a CD!

[Dekar]

Oh and yeah there are similar programs but that doesn't make the tables smaller

[Doctor_Pepper]

well im using XP and my school library doesnt sell any fd. Has any one ever actually used this on the school system? Im wondering if i wont some how detected

[Ken]

It wouldn't be detected, but some of its functions may be blocked... e.g., it may not be able to access C:\Windows\system32, which it may need for cracking passwords.

[Doctor_Pepper]

is it possible to unblock? it would be nice to access the cmd prompt at my school but all cmds are blocked on limited accounts at my school (teachers and students)

[Senethior459]

The point is that if access is blocked, you can't unblock it.

If you use the LiveCD or LiveUSB version, you'll be able to do it. If you try and run the program in Windows, it might not work due to administration permissions, but the Live version will be able to access those files without any problems.