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Another Cracker Source (Addmefast + Parses Points) (Console) - Mr. Carter - Dec 11, 2014

Well some guy asked me to code an cracker for him, I just decided to drop an cracker example. Tho making it a console was a simplier job, so I didn't bother doing a form, you can yourself convert it into forms but works like this aswell.

Heres a screenshot,
[Image: 5me3966.png]

Download,

Code 
https://www.sendspace.com/file/ndk0ii

or Pastebin,

Code 
http://pastebin.com/2Kq97Qr6

I'm also new to parsing, but that way it works aswell.

* - Hiiro - Dec 11, 2014

Is this a bruteforcer for AddMeFast?

* - LynS - Dec 11, 2014

(Dec 11, 2014 11:15 AM)Austrix Wrote: Is this a bruteforcer for AddMeFast?

By Seeing The Code I Can Tell That It Is AddMeFast Bruteforcer :)

* - Mr. Carter - Dec 11, 2014

(Dec 11, 2014 11:15 AM)Austrix Wrote: Is this a bruteforcer for AddMeFast?

Yeah, tho not multithreaded but works really fast with 1 thread only aswell.

* - LynS - Dec 11, 2014

What Is The Rate Of Attempt Per Seconds ?

* - borisganji1 - Dec 11, 2014

Thanks for the source man, this is a nice read.

Regards

* - Robert Downey Jr - Dec 11, 2014

this isnt a bruteforcer you n00bs. It checks email:pass list. Thanks OP

* - Mr. Carter - Dec 11, 2014

(Dec 11, 2014 01:19 PM)Robert Downey Jr Wrote: this isnt a bruteforcer you n00bs. It checks email:pass list. Thanks OP

o.o Well you can actually call it bruteforcer, but for me I need to add proxies for it to work, I might update it at somepoint.

* - nathan72389 - Dec 11, 2014

(Dec 11, 2014 01:49 PM)Mr. Carter Wrote: o.o Well you can actually call it bruteforcer, but for me I need to add proxies for it to work, I might update it at somepoint.

you can NOT call it a bruteforcer because it is not one. Period!

if you think this is even close to a brutforcer, then you need to go read a little about what you think a bruteforcer is.

* - Hire - Dec 11, 2014

Thanks for sharing OP, nice program.

* - Nivarka - Dec 11, 2014

(Dec 11, 2014 02:31 PM)nathan72389 Wrote: you can NOT call it a bruteforcer because it is not one. Period!

if you think this is even close to a brutforcer, then you need to go read a little about what you think a bruteforcer is.

It could easily become a bruteforcer, however.

Simply stop it from checking the passwords listed in the .txt file, and just check the username against a random wordlist.

* - nathan72389 - Dec 11, 2014

(Dec 11, 2014 02:59 PM)Nivarka Wrote: It could easily become a bruteforcer, however.

Simply stop it from checking the passwords listed in the .txt file, and just check the username against a random wordlist.

thats not even a bruteforcer.

damn!

ppl please! learn the difference between a dictionary attack and a brute force attack

* - SIM-1676753 - Dec 11, 2014

(Dec 11, 2014 02:59 PM)Nivarka Wrote: It could easily become a bruteforcer, however.

Simply stop it from checking the passwords listed in the .txt file, and just check the username against a random wordlist.

"Brute Force Attack: Attempts to determine a secret by trying every possible combination.

Dictionary Attack: Typically, a guessing attack which uses precompiled list of options. Rather then trying every option, only try complete options which are likely to work."

http://security.stackexchange.com/questions/67712/what-are-the-differences-between-dictionary-attack-and-brute-force-attack

* - Invicta - Dec 11, 2014

Code 
Control.CheckForIllegalCrossThreadCalls = False

Really?

* - Nivarka - Dec 12, 2014

(Dec 11, 2014 04:55 PM)Mr. Trvp Wrote: "Brute Force Attack: Attempts to determine a secret by trying every possible combination.

Dictionary Attack: Typically, a guessing attack which uses precompiled list of options. Rather then trying every option, only try complete options which are likely to work."

http://security.stackexchange.com/questions/67712/what-are-the-differences-between-dictionary-attack-and-brute-force-attack

In which case a dictionary atack is far superior and more likely to work in the majority of cases.