Open Source Perl Brute Force Tools

This is a script to perform a dictionary based attack through protocol FTP and SSH2. You need libssh2 to use ssh2 methods. Syntax use: perl ssh2ftpcrack.pl [ssh or ftp] [user] [host] [wordlist] http://packetstormsecurity.org/Crackers/wordlists/

BlockSSHD protects computers from SSH brute force attacks by dynamically blocking IP addresses by adding iptables rules.

This is a perl script for hacking .. It Will make hacking easy for You .. It is For BackTrack This Script Contains This tools : Local File Disclource (LFD) Checker Scanning the whole netmask and returning IP and MAC BackConnect Tools Proxy Checker Reverse IP Add a User With Admin Access (Windows) Add a User With r00t Access (Unix) Grab Cpanel Users Remote Port Scanning With NetCat SQL Injection Scanner MD5 Hash Cracker (Online) Admin Page Finder Make Uploader With Echo Method (Linux Servers) Service Scanning BruteForce Services With Medusa And Hydra (Backtrack) Test Lfi With php:// Bypass Method Cms Analyzer (Beta Version) Server Scanning With Nmap Remote Command Execution Console Fck Editor Scanner

Authdefender is a filtering application that, in combination with iptables, blocks malicious users from accessing any aspect of the server in question. Malicious users are defined by brute force ssh/ftp attempts and blocked regardless of tcp wrappers.

DES Cracker is a small perl script that cracks DES encrypted passwords.Currently there is only a brute force implementation where phrases are generated. Later version will have a possibility to use word lists for cracking.

Dark Cracker is a dictionary based brute-force DES-encrypted password cracker written in PERL which allows *nix system administrators to test password files against a dictionary of common passwords and detect accounts without a password.

FZBFD is Brute Force Detection for Filezilla ftp server. fzbfd.pl looks at the logs from filezilla and will auto ban or block ips from accessing your FTP server. FZBFD can be setup to run hourly using task manager and uses dshield.org's top offenders...

MD5 Brute Force Cracker