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This is an issue #1

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zhengliw opened this issue Dec 17, 2021 · 3 comments
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This is an issue #1

zhengliw opened this issue Dec 17, 2021 · 3 comments

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@zhengliw
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I've been wondering why my code doesn't have any bugs or stuff

If u dunno what an issue is, now you know it

Go download, test and report

@zhengliw
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IVE UPLOADED TO GITHUB SO THE WORLD CAN WORK FOR MEEEEEEE :-)))))

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cheterr commented May 16, 2022

Hello,
i've been looking at this code for a while now. ( very nice code btw )
and ive made a couple small changes but how do i make the code function because if have all the edits and the full code but i still dont understand how to run the program or how to make it crack any given password. For the record, im using this to crack my own given password, this means ill give the program a password such as 123Pancake!? and see if it is able to crack it.

So my question is: How to start the code?

@zhengliw
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Hey there!

God, thank you. I almost forgot that my repos still exist lol

Anyway. Let's talk about BruteCrack. Currently, it will only use the charset you manually provide into the program (my english still sucks, neh), brute force the results and save them into a file so your OS doesn't crash because of RAM leak.

With charset, I mean that you basically write every single character into the array thing that the password should contain.

For example, if you want to crack a password containing uppercase, lowercase letters and numbers, the char_list should look something like this:

ABC(...)abc(...)1234567890

(sorry i forgot how the alphabet works)

If you want to test for your purpose, you would have to rewrite the crack function to compare the returned password to the one you want to test. If you want me to do it for you, let me know. I've got nothing planned for this weekend anyway :)

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