bruteboard

Simple bruteforce app made in Python for Windows 10. Originally conceived as a clipboard-based utility, bruteboard has since been simplified to a tiny Python app.

Installation

Dependancies:

• Install Make http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/make.htm
• Install Conda https://conda.io/miniconda.html, which should handle python, pip, and other dependencies

Using Make, run make setup to install dependancies with pip.

Usage:

• Use make run to run without setup or cleanup steps, or make all to fresh install
• Manually use py run.py

Advanced usage:

• To change the app name (default is Firefox), provide an app name in the brute.force() method location in run.py
• To change the cooldown between each keypress (default is 0.2 sec), provide a cooldown in the brute.force() method located in run.py
• To change what keys are sent (default is every number for 0-2000), change the make() method located in brutemaker.py

Note: you can always interrupt bruteboard by pressing CONTROL+C in the command prompt window.

Todo:

• Improve bruterunner to work as a dependancy injection system, taking in the helper, maker, client, and tower as params
• Allow for complex configuration within the run.py file itself, taking in numerous options:
  • Customize app name
  • Customize cooldown
  • Customize bruteforce item generation (what keypresses get sent) by supplying a method or closure
  • Enlist the brutetower to find a specific app by name
  • Choose an app from a list of running processes using brutetower
• Create basic UI using Python-based libraries
• Create cross-platform Makefile and bruteclient/brutetower to support Mac OS X, Linux

License

See LICENSE.

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