Usage: ./bruteforcer.py [OPTION]... [COMMAND]
Bruteforces the COMMAND (until an exit code of 0 by default).
Mandatory arguments to long options are mandatory for short options too.
-n, --numthreads=NUM fires up NUM threads to bruteforce COMMAND
(default is 1)
-s, --statuscode=STATUS continues to run COMMAND on all threads until
an exit code of STATUS has been returned
(default is 0)
-l, --length=LEN attempt passwords up to LEN length
(default is 8)
-a attempt lowercase alphabet characters
-A attempt uppercase alphabet characters
-N attempt numeric characters
-S attempt special characters
-d, --dict=DICTFILE attempt dictionary words supplied in DICTFILE
which should be a newline delimited list of
dictionary words to attempt. Each word will
be attempted in three ways: lower case, upper
case, upper first
-V verbose mode. Displays each response to STDOUT
-h, --help display this help and exit
-v, --version output version information and exit
{}
denotes the section in the COMMAND
string to inject passwords.
Examples:
# attempts all lowercase alphabet passwords up to LEN length
./bruteforcer.py -a unzip -t -P {} file.zip
# attempts all alphanumeric passwords up to LEN length
./bruteforcer.py -a -N curl -f -u username:{} http://example.com
Exit status:
0
OK1
minor problems (e.g., no command given)2
less minor problems (e.g., incorrect command-line argument usage)3
serious trouble
Full documentation at: http://www.cranklin.com