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    brute-force attack..

    Hi everyone,
    I'm learning C atpresent and interested in developing some attack tools.I want to create first a brute force attack tool(i.e) password guesser.Based on the user constraints(a-z,1-0),the software should create passwords and with that the try couldbe done.

    Also suggest me other interesting tools i could develop and also the areas in C where i should concentrate more.

    Chokks.

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    Try developing strong encryption algorhythms or implementing existing ones. Projects lke those are always interesting.

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    I'm currently working on my version two portscanner and my third version of my firewall.

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    What are you using for the firewall? iptables?

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    Well, a brute-force password guesser is going to be a bit tougher than you might want to try as a "learning" tool. You'd be better off just doing it for the sake of generating random patterns, but brute-force of passwords is a little tough... (you might also want to take a look in to the Coast archive for crack and see why that, itself, isn't really a straight "brute force" but it's still frighteningly "good" at password guessing)
    \"Windows has detected that a gnat has farted in the general vicinity. You must reboot for changes to take affect. Reboot now?\"

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    JCHostingAdmin would you mind sharing the source of the fisrt portscanner with us , i was thinking about starting one too.
    U CANT TOUCH WHAT U CANT SEE

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    rmchokku. If it's a UNIX-based cracker, you probably are going to have to do a *lot* of research into DES, if you haven't already done so...

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    Yeah... DES would be a good start - from there, it only gets magnitudes more complicated (literally). LOL
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    Thanks for your reply.Tell me what i should do now and how can i work with DES? Can i get the source code of that anywhere??if a tool could generate passwords why not it can be called as an password guesser?Please explain and suggest what i should do at this point.Be elaborative to the extent possible.Give me some URLs too.

    Chokks.

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