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Use password attempts from files (e.g. rockyou or top 1000) #4
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Thanks for checking out this project.
No this feature is currently not supported and it's on my personal radar.
Anyway, this is supposed to be a proof of concept, so the code should be
simple enough to allow everybody to submit new features like the one you
described.
Let me know if you are interested in implementing something like this,
maybe i can give you some insight if needed.
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Is it possible to brute-force based on a predefined password file ?
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Thanks for your quick response. yes I might be interested to give this a shot. Not much experience in node as such but familiar with crypto, hmac stuff. Will check the source code. if you have any words of advice, i would appreciate that. |
Sure, super happy to help on this. So this is the current main logic: https://github.com/lmammino/jwt-cracker/blob/master/index.js#L54-L69 Here we basically use the Every variation string is pushed to the stream, so we use the If you change the source string to push the data from a file line by line, the rest of the code should remain pretty much the same. Check I hope that's useful! |
Is it possible to brute-force based on a predefined password file ?
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