Does anyone know where I could get a brute force program to run with a console terminal? Or maybe one to act like a console terminal and brute force in the same time?
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rashid
, Mar 03 2006 01:31 PM
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Spyd3r
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Posted 03 March 2006 - 02:09 PM
Does anyone know where I could get a brute force program to run with a console terminal? Or maybe one to act like a console terminal and brute force in the same time?
Would you mind being a tad more specific, plz?
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Posted 03 March 2006 - 02:12 PM
John The Ripper, the most
popular brute-forcer
If you had been
looking in any other
sources is a
command-line brute-forcer,
built originally for unix.
Google before you post!
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rashid
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Posted 03 March 2006 - 02:26 PM
Does anyone know where I could get a brute force program to run with a console terminal? Or maybe one to act like a console terminal and brute force in the same time?
Would you mind being a tad more specific, plz?
I want to find the password to a switch, and the only way to connect to it is through a serial cable, and I need to brute force it...
John The Ripper, the most
popular brute-forcer
If you had been
looking in any other
sources is a
command-line brute-forcer,
built originally for unix.
Google before you post!
Oh, if you only knew how much time I`ve spent on Google before asking here... Anyway thanks, I`ll try it...
EDIT: hmmm, I don`t think it cand do what I want, I reapeat: I want to brute force a switch through a serial cable...
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Posted 03 March 2006 - 05:00 PM
do it with a perl script
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rashid
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Posted 03 March 2006 - 05:54 PM
Don`t you think that if I knew how I would have done it already?do it with a perl script
Can you be more specific please? [maybe even help me with that script...]
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Posted 04 March 2006 - 01:54 AM
hi rashid,
what i understood, you have a physical access to your switch.. "CONSOLE"
so what you can do is to do a Password Recovery Procedure without the need to crack your own password or to use any kind of hacking tool,,
each vendor got a way around to reset their switches passwords,
if you are using cisco catalyst switches try the following link , it is very easy
http://www.cisco.com...080094184.shtml
note that reseting the Password will NOT effect your switch configuration ..
all the best..
pyros
what i understood, you have a physical access to your switch.. "CONSOLE"
so what you can do is to do a Password Recovery Procedure without the need to crack your own password or to use any kind of hacking tool,,
each vendor got a way around to reset their switches passwords,
if you are using cisco catalyst switches try the following link , it is very easy
http://www.cisco.com...080094184.shtml
note that reseting the Password will NOT effect your switch configuration ..
all the best..
pyros
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