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Kali Linux Hacks Raspberry Pi

ByRasim

Weak passwords are one of the biggest vulnerabilities in cybersecurity. In my latest Rasmurtech tutorial, I demonstrate how a simple, commonly used password — “123456” — can be cracked on a Raspberry Pi using Kali Linux and the power of GPT-4.

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What This Tutorial Covers

In this video, I walk through the entire process of exposing the dangers of weak passwords:

  1. Identifying Common Passwords – A quick search reveals that “123456” remains one of the most used (and weakest) passwords worldwide.
  2. Setting Up Kali Linux – Using the Raspberry Pi on the same network as the target, I configure Kali Linux for penetration testing.
  3. Writing a Custom Script – With the help of GPT-4, I create a Kali Linux script designed to crack this weak password.
  4. Exploiting the Vulnerability – The script successfully gains access, proving how dangerous it is to rely on simple credentials.

Why This Matters

While this demonstration is done in a controlled environment, it shows just how easy it is for attackers to compromise devices with weak passwords. If “123456” can be cracked this fast, imagine what could happen if your own devices used similar credentials.

Cybersecurity threats are real — but the good news is, there’s a simple way to protect yourself: use strong, complex, and unique passwords for every account and device.

Key Takeaways

  • Never use simple passwords like “123456” or “password.”
  • Use a password manager to generate and store complex passwords.
  • Stay updated on security practices, especially when running devices like Raspberry Pi.
  • Learn penetration testing ethically — tools like Kali Linux are powerful for education and defense.

Conclusion

This tutorial proves how quickly weak passwords can be broken with free tools like Kali Linux and modern AI assistance. By using stronger security practices, you can protect your Raspberry Pi — and all of your devices — from unnecessary risks.

👉 Watch the full breakdown on YouTube: Kali Linux Hacks Raspberry Pi – Rasmurtech

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