KB ID 0000940 Dtd 08/04/14 Problem Decrypt Type 7 Cisco Passwords The Internet is full of sites that have something like the tool below, tap your ‘encrypted’ password in and it will reveal the Cisco password. Input Type 7 Obfuscated Password: Output Plain Text Password: As you can see I’ve specifically written ‘obfuscated’ above, because the password isn’t actually encrypted at all. All that happens is the Vigenere algorithm is used to obfuscate the password. While tools like the one above are all well and good, your Cisco router will do exactly the same for you, to demonstrate, paste the following into the tool above. 107D1C0F20 Hopefully you will get the password Sup3rS3cr#tP@ssword.

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Ronson Lighter Serial Numbers. Your router can also convert that to clear text for you. Petes-Router# Petes-Router# configure terminal Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z.

Petes-Router# configure terminal Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z. Petes-Router(config)# username petelong secret Password123 Petes-Router(config)# Displays in the config as; username petelong secret 5 $1$VkQd$Vma3sR7B1LL.v5lgy1NYc/ Decrypting Type 5 Cisco Passwords Decrypting a Type 5 Cisco password is an entirely different ball game, they are considered 'secure' because they are 'salted' (have some random text added to the password to create an MD5 hash) however that random salt is shown in the config. Username attackme secret 5 $1$ TMnL$iAFs16ZXx7x18vR1DeIp6/ Well armed with the salt and the hash, we can use exactly the same method that Cisco use to create the encrypted password, by brute force attacking the password, this might sound like a difficult piece of hacking ninja skill, but we simply use openssl on a Linux box (here I'm using CentOS 6.5), all you need is a wordlist.txt file (search the Internet). Feed openssl the salt, and a piece of the hash (see the example above), and it will run through, (grep) the wordlist until it finds a match, where it spits out the decrypted password an the original hash like so.