Reports & Trends
Once an attack has recovered passwords, two screens turn those results into something you can hand a client or fold into a compliance report. Reports covers a single engagement; Trends looks across all of them.
Reports
Section titled “Reports”The Reports screen builds the password audit deliverable for one engagement. Choose a client from the Select engagement dropdown and the report fills in.
A per-engagement audit report: crack rate, reuse, length, and composition
A per-engagement audit report: crack rate, reuse, length, and composition
The report opens with headline metrics: how many passwords were Cracked, how many were Unique, the overall Cracked rate, and how many were Reused across accounts. Below that:
- Most reused passwords lists the passwords that showed up on the most accounts, with their counts.
- Password length charts how long the cracked passwords were.
- Composition breaks the results down by pattern: all lowercase, has a digit, has a symbol, has an uppercase letter, and ends in a year.
Click JSON to download the full report as a file for your own tooling or archive.
Trends
Section titled “Trends”The Trends screen aggregates every engagement into one view, which is useful for annual reports, compliance narratives, and spotting patterns across clients.
Cross-engagement analytics: totals, breakdowns by vertical, hash type, and client
Cross-engagement analytics: totals, breakdowns by vertical, hash type, and client
Headline cards show the number of Engagements, Total recovered, Hashes audited, and the Overall crack rate across your whole portfolio. The breakdowns below cover:
- By industry vertical - cracked counts and crack rate per vertical.
- By hash type - how many were recovered for each hash mode.
- By client - each client’s cracked count and crack rate.
- Most common passwords (all engagements) - the passwords seen most often anywhere.
- Composition (all recovered) - the same pattern breakdown as a single report, aggregated across everything.
Both screens are read-only summaries of what your jobs have recovered; they update as new results come in.
Related documentation
Section titled “Related documentation”- Recovered Passwords - The raw potfile behind these reports
- Crack Jobs - Engagements are set when you build a job