Pwcrack: Password Cracking Framework

pwcrack-framework is a password automatic cracking framework written in Ruby, currently provides 25 online cracks and 23 offline crack interfaces, supporting 46 algorithms to crack.

Features

• Ruby2.6+ (tested with Ruby 2.6.2 & Ruby 2.7.2)
• Support for Linux/OSX/Windows platform operation
• Support online and offline crack password clear text
• Support automatic analysis of ciphertext algorithm call plugin crack
• Provide a simple DSL writing framework plugin
• Selectively improve performance, you can install gem install typhoeus (windows need to install libcurl can be ignored)

Installing

git clone https://github.com/L-codes/pwcrack-framework
cd pwcrack-framework
bundle install

For banner view:

./pwcrack banner

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       '$'    'JZI'$$&  $$$$'                
                 '$$$  '$$$$                 
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                m$$$$  $$$$,                
                $$$$@  '$$$$_         pwcrack-framework
             '1t$$$$' '$$$$<               
          '$$$$$$$$$$'  $$$$          version 1.14.0
               '@$$$$'  $$$$'                
                '$$$$  '$$$@                 
             'z$$$$$$  @$$$                  
                r$$$   $$|                   
                '$$v c$$                     
               '$$v $$v$$$$$$$$$#            
               $$x$$$$$$$$$twelve$$$@$'      
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    [ Github ] https://github.com/L-codes/pwcrack-framework

                       [ Plugin Count ] 

         Online Plugin: 25        Offline Plugin: 23
                   supporting algorithms: 46

                  [ Algorithm Plugin Count ] 

            md5: 23          serv_u: 23            sha1: 15
        dedecms: 10          md5_16: 10          sha256:  8
         sha512:  8           mysql:  7            ntlm:  7
            md4:  5          sha384:  5          mysql3:  5
             lm:  4           mssql:  2          sha224:  2
      druid_rsa:  1     cisco_type7:  1    securecrt_v2:  1
      securecrt:  1     mac_osx_vnc:  1        lsrunase:  1
  juniper_type9:  1       qizhi_php:  1         foxmail:  1
       foxmail6:  1       websphere:  1       seeyon_a8:  1
    uportal2800:  1      dongao_rc4:  1       dahan_jis:  1
        h3c_imc:  1       filezilla:  1          xshell:  1
      whirlpool:  1       ripemd320:  1       ripemd256:  1
      ripemd160:  1       ripemd128:  1            mdc2:  1
            md2:  1        flashfxp:  1       navicat12:  1
      navicat11:  1             gpp:  1       cisco_vpn:  1
     h3c_huawei:  1            xftp:  1

Install in Termux:

pkg install git ruby ruby-dev clang make libffi-dev
gem install bundler
git clone https://github.com/L-codes/pwcrack-framework
cd pwcrack-framework
bundle update --bundler

Example usage

Examples 1:

Examples 2:

Examples 3:

Examples 4:

Plugin Development DSL

#!/usr/bin/env ruby
#
# Plugin 80p
# Author L
#

plugin '80p' do
  web_server 'http://md5.80p.cn'
  supported_algorithm :md5, :md5_16, :sha1

  crack {
    r = post '/', {'decode': passwd}
    r.body.extract(/<font color="#FF0000">(.*?)<\/font>/)
  }
end

Local DB

In v1.4.0 and later, a local password database has been added (大多数为cmd5等需收费查询)
localdb plugin, will query the local database

The first time you use or need to rebuild the local database, execute the following command
$ pwcrack initdb

You can also customize the dictionary to create a database.
$ pwcrack initdb my_dict.txt

Added add and updatedb features in v1.9.8 and later
Add plaintext to data/words.txt to use
$ pwcrack add <word...>

Update the new plaintext record in data/words.txt to the database.
$ pwcrack updatedb

Problem

• If you encounter a charged password, you can also submit Issues to improve localdb.
• If you find bugs or have good suggestions during use, please submit Issues and [Pull Requests]