Now I could re-image my laptop with Linux or dual boot it but having Excel and Notepad++ makes my life so much better. It just worked (sorry Linux), and JtR ran great on it. That’s part of why I loved my old MacBook. The challenge was while Hashcat has a native Windows build, my experiences getting John the Ripper (JtR) running on Windows in the past have been … troubled. Getting back on track, I wanted something a bit more modern to participate in this year’s Crack Me If You Can Completion, as well as to play around in the various hacking villages so I bought myself a Microsoft Surface Book. Side note, if you are in Vegas, feel free to drop by and we can talk about cyber security in a clinical setting. Part of that is I’ll be attending Defcon this year to help out # IAmTheCalvary and the #WeHeartHackers initiative by volunteering in the Defcon Biohacking village. With great regret I finally decided to retire my 10-year-old MacBook Pro as my personal travel laptop. Not knowing where I’m going is what inspires me to travel it.” - Rosalía de Castro Introduction: “I see my path, but I don’t know where it leads.
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