Setting Up Crowbar Python Password Cracker For Linux
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Setting Up Crowbar Python Password Cracker For Linux
Crowbar is a brute force tool which supports OpenVPN, Remote Desktop Protocol,
SSH Private Keys and VNC Keys.
- Code:
git clone https://github.com/galkan/crowbar.git
- Code:
./crowbar.py --help
positional arguments:
options
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-b {vnckey,sshkey,rdp,openvpn}, --brute {vnckey,sshkey,rdp,openvpn}
Target service
-s SERVER, --server SERVER
Static target
-S SERVER_FILE, --serverfile SERVER_FILE
Multiple targets stored in a file
-u USERNAME [USERNAME ...], --username USERNAME [USERNAME ...]
Static name to login with
-U USERNAME_FILE, --usernamefile USERNAME_FILE
Multiple names to login with, stored in a file
-n THREAD, --number THREAD
Number of threads to be active at once
-l FILE, --log FILE Log file (only write attempts)
-o FILE, --output FILE
Output file (write everything else)
-c PASSWD, --passwd PASSWD
Static password to login with
-C FILE, --passwdfile FILE
Multiple passwords to login with, stored in a file
-t TIMEOUT, --timeout TIMEOUT
[SSH] How long to wait for each thread (seconds)
-p PORT, --port PORT Alter the port if the service is not using the default
value
-k KEY_FILE, --keyfile KEY_FILE
[SSH/VNC] (Private) Key file or folder containing
multiple files
-m CONFIG, --config CONFIG
[OpenVPN] Configuration file
-d, --discover Port scan before attacking open ports
-v, --verbose Enable verbose output (-vv for more)
-D, --debug Enable debug mode
-q, --quiet Only display successful logins
Site:
github.com/galkan/crowbar
MORE CAN BE FOUND ALSO HERE:
Fossbytes.com/best-password-cracking-tools-2016-windows-linux-download/
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