Explain how it is relevant to cybersecurity

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explain the purpose of this Lab( password cracking) and explain how it is relevant to cybersecurity. Explain what you learned doing this lab( password cracking).

hint: discuss Cain, group policy editor, character sets, John the Ripper, net users and useradd.

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