This Python script is designed to perform brute force attacks by repeatedly trying different input values (such as words or passwords) until the correct one is found. Brute force is a common method used in cybersecurity to crack passwords, encryption keys, or access controls.
The script takes a list of words as input (either from a custom file or a predefined list) and sends each word to a specified destination. It can be used for various purposes, such as testing the security of a system, recovering lost passwords, or automating repetitive tasks that involve trying multiple inputs.
The script is written in Python and utilizes the keyboard library to simulate typing the words. It also incorporates logging functionality to track the actions taken during the brute force process.
The main functionalities of the script include:
- Reading words from a custom word file or a predefined list
- Sending each word to a specified destination
- Pausing and resuming the brute force process
- Logging each action for debugging and tracking purposes
This tool is intended for educational and research purposes only. Unauthorized use of this tool for malicious activities or any form of illegal hacking is strictly prohibited. It is important to use this tool responsibly and within the legal framework of your jurisdiction.
- Implementing multi-threading or asynchronous processing for faster execution
- Adding support for handling different types of input fields or interfaces
- Enhancing error handling and input validation for improved robustness
- Incorporating user prompts and interactive features to enhance usability
Please ensure that you use this tool ethically and lawfully, and only for legitimate security and learning purposes.