# First, you will need a variable with a list of most commonly used passwords to iterate through when trying to hack the users password.

# Create a variable that stores the content from the most commonly used password file.

# *Important* Use the file path .\10k-most-common-passwords.txt

# YOUR CODE BELOW HERE

$commonPasswordList = Get-content .\10k-most-common-passwords.txt

# Second,a variable is needed that stores the victim's username. HINT: 'Luke'

# YOUR CODE BELOW HERE

$victim = "Luke"

# Now you are ready to design your function.

# Your function name will need 2 parameters.

# One for the username and one for the password list

# YOUR CODE BELOW HERE

function Bruteforce ($username, $commonPasswordList)

{

# Now you are ready to begin testing each password for your brute force attack!

# Write a foreach loop method to itereate through each common password in the password file.

# (Hint: You should be calling the variable that contains all passwords)

# YOUR CODE BELOW HERE

foreach ($pass in $commonPasswordList)

{

# You will need to build an array of user credentials to attack with.

# 1. Create an empty array.

# 2. Add your victim's username variable to the array. HINT: To add items to an array you must use += operator

# 3. Add a potential password to the array.

# YOUR CODE BELOW HERE

$arr = @()

$arr += $victim

$arr += $pass

## DO NOT MODIFY ##

Write-Host "--------------"

# The Invoke-Expression cmdlet is used to call other powershell scripts.

# Below will invoke Login.ps1 and pass a username and password.

# Your job is to pass the user credential array created above.

# Remember will need to be replaced with a variable name. Example: $arr

# YOU MUST MODIFY LINE BELOW

Invoke-Expression "& `".\Login.ps1`" $arr" -OutVariable out

# Now, you have submitted a username and password to the login screen, next is to find out if we had a match.

# Write an if-statement that will let you know a match has been found.

# (HINT: The $out varialbe will equal either "Access Denied" or "Access Granted"

# YOUR CODE BELOW HERE

{

# Add a statement that will return password once a match is found

# YOUR CODE BELOW HERE

}

}

}

Bruteforce 'Luke' $commonPasswordList

#-----------------------------------------------------------[Execution]------------------------------------------------------------

# Finally, you are ready to execute your function! Good Luck

# Example, [function name] $victim $commonPasswordsList

# One final hint, a password match should happen around 15 seconds :)

# YOUR CODE BELOW HERE

I am using powershell and just wondering why i can get access granted and keep getting access denied. can you show how you do it and explain.

its just powersehll