John the Ripper

We use Responder to perform LLMNR or NBTNS poisoning to capture hashes on the wire.

Then we use Hashcat or John the Ripper to crack them.

To maintain our foothold, we use malware.

Not just generic viruses, but custom Trojans and rootkits created with MSF venom that can bypass signature-based antivirus.

I'm still looking for flaws in that argument and weaknesses in it.

And I have actually tried to crack passwords using Jack the Ripper and the other tools on a RTX 3070 Ti, I think.

And trying to compile the cracking rules for a multi-word, multi-digit, multi-symbol passphrase, extraordinarily hard.

Maybe it's possible, but...