Collecting and formatting Drupal hashes
Drupal is a highly flexible and open source CMS that allows individuals and organizations to create and manage websites and web applications. With its modular architecture and a vast library of contributed modules and themes, Drupal offers customization and scalability options to a business using the site. It can even be used for building complex and dynamic websites and e-commerce platforms. Drupal’s strong focus on security, content management, and extensibility, combined with an active developer community, make it a popular choice for those seeking a powerful and adaptable CMS solution for a wide range of web projects.
Like WordPress, Drupal can be deployed in a LAMP, LEMP (substituting nginx for Apache), or WAMP stacks. For our purposes, we are most concerned with the MySQL stack, where the password hashes are stored. We can use the mysql utility to access the database layer to retrieve the password hashes. Starting with the mysql...
