It's not possible to view user passwords in plain-text. MacOS does an excellent job of securing the target's password. To figure out the target's Mac password without changing it, the hash will need to be brute-forced and cracked. This is why another MacBook (or at least another account on the target MacBook) is needed. plist file into a format Hashcat can interpret. There are a few macOS-specific commands in the featured Python script that make it easy to convert the. The USB flash drive used in this tutorial is FAT32 formatted, but NTFS and APFS formats should work as well. ![]() plist file from their MacBook to the attacker's. The USB flash drive is required to move the target's.
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