Hey! I'm currently trying to access an admin portal page and can't seem to get in. Is there any tools for Linux that will bruteforce the page?
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Jan 17, 2025 05:17 AM
(This post was last modified: Jan 17, 2025 05:18 AM by Hackers.)
(Jan 16, 2025 01:34 PM)xs0day Wrote: Hey! I'm currently trying to access an admin portal page and can't seem to get in. Is there any tools for Linux that will bruteforce the page? Yes, but depending on the site you may need to customize it. Overall if the site doesn't have anti-brute protections then you'll be able to do it. However, most modern server admins will set up rate limits by IP and other obstacles to prevent a brute attack. They're so easy to stop. Just ban by IP, and then limit # of attempts per account (admin in portal), and there's no amount of IP swapping to get around it. So it depends on who setup the server / how outdated their setup is. (Jan 17, 2025 12:25 AM)Sanel Wrote: what page is that??? you can send via dm or here I would definitely love some help. My customer got scammed out of around 100k and wants me to look into it. If we can work together on it I'd be happy to send the site. Message me on Signal @XsRun3.01 
All the already mentioned tools are effective,however it depends on the security settings of the website. It could locked access/failed tries after certain amount of failed attempts.
Also for bruteforcing is a must to know the amount of characters and if it uses letters and numbers or what are the passwords requirements. |
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