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Cracker
cracker is a command line tool for demonstrating offline Brute Force and Dictionary attacks.
Getting started
Requirements
Cracker needs Go to run. Install using the official instructions.
Installation
The quickest way to install Cracker is using the go get command:
$ go get -u -v github.com/vmorsell/cracker
Usage
All commands has the following structure:
$ cracker <command> [command options]
For example, the following command attempts to crack the hashes in the file db.csv using brute force. The guessed passphrases can have numbers and lowercase letters, and a max length of 5:
$ cracker bf --hf db.csv --lc --n --max 5
Documentation
To view available commands and general help:
$ cracker --help
To view documentation for a specific command:
$ cracker <command> --help
Documentation
Source Files
Directories
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Package bruteforce holds logic for Brute Force cracking attacks.
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Package bruteforce holds logic for Brute Force cracking attacks. |
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Package cipherlib holds available cipher methods.
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Package cipherlib holds available cipher methods. |
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sha2
Package sha2 holds logic for SHA2 hashing.
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Package sha2 holds logic for SHA2 hashing. |
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Package dataset handles opening and streaming of hash datasets.
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Package dataset handles opening and streaming of hash datasets. |
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Package dictionary holds logic for Dictionary cracking attacks.
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Package dictionary holds logic for Dictionary cracking attacks. |
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Package digestcache handles cipher digest caching.
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Package digestcache handles cipher digest caching. |
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