Do bruteforce attacks and dictionary attacks still work in 2024 on a admin login page and if so how long does it take to get admin access with dictionary attack because it seems like it would take a long time since your username is admin and you go through a long list of most likely used passwords even though most data breaches in 2023-2024 were done by brute force attacks/dictionary attacks. Plz help me out and can u guys plz give me a free tool on Google to find common passwords that were used in data breaches. Plz and thank you.
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(Sep 2, 2024 11:20 PM)hackermenace247 Wrote: Do bruteforce attacks and dictionary attacks still work in 2024 on a admin login page and if so how long does it take to get admin access with dictionary attack because it seems like it would take a long time since your username is admin and you go through a long list of most likely used passwords even though most data breaches in 2023-2024 were done by brute force attacks/dictionary attacks. Plz help me out and can u guys plz give me a free tool on Google to find common passwords that were used in data breaches. Plz and thank you. Yes, of course bruteforce and dictionary attacks still work. Try long enough, and you'll find a login page that works on the first try. Others you could bruteforce until the stars go cold without cracking the password. As for data breaches, I wonder where you're getting your information. Exploits and social engineering seem to be the top methods of compromising and organization.
You would be better off finding an exploit for a wordpress plugin (or different service) on that site, or buying a service on the same hosting and shelling the site, or finding the admin login through sql injection. However if you are adamant on brute force I would suggest a list of the 50, 100, 500, or 1000 most common passwords.
(Sep 2, 2024 11:20 PM)hackermenace247 Wrote: Do bruteforce attacks and dictionary attacks still work in 2024 on a admin login page and if so how long does it take to get admin access with dictionary attack because it seems like it would take a long time since your username is admin and you go through a long list of most likely used passwords even though most data breaches in 2023-2024 were done by brute force attacks/dictionary attacks. Plz help me out and can u guys plz give me a free tool on Google to find common passwords that were used in data breaches. Plz and thank you. Thanks my man, we appreciate |
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