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ArchiveCracker CLI version (Alpha) - Deque - 04-28-2013
ArchiveCracker
![[Image: 7r4xxay2.png]](http://s1.directupload.net/images/130505/7r4xxay2.png)
I have worked on the CLI version of my archive cracker lately. Since it supports more features now, I decided to publish it separately. GUI version will be updated later.
This program cracks password protected archive files like ZIP, RAR, ...
Features:
- customizeable multi-threading
- word generation for bruteforcing
- custom alphabets for wordgeneration, definition by file or interactive
- wordlist attack
- time measurement
- large archives take too long to check for passwords
- large wordlists not supported yet
![[Image: cjrxso2n.png]](http://s14.directupload.net/images/130505/cjrxso2n.png)
Example usage:
Simple wordlist attack:
java -jar archivecracker.jar -w wordlist.txt myarchive.zip
Simple bruteforce attack with interactive alphabet definition:
java -jar archivecracker.jar myarchive.zip
Bruteforce attack with alphabet from a file and custom thread options:
java -jar archivecracker.jar -t 6 -a characters.txt myarchive.zip
Bruteforce attack with default alphabet:
java -jar archivecracker.jar -d myarchive.zip
LOC: 1027
Requirements: Java 7 Runtime
Download program: http://uppit.com/c89nm21rxqa3/archivecracker.jar
Download source: http://uppit.com/ib3gg6ha2g01/src.zip
GUI version: http://www.hackcommunity.com/Thread-HC-Official-ArchiveCracker-V0-4
All my programs are under Free BSD License
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Changelogs:
Spoiler:
Changelog V0.4
Changelog V0.3.1
Changelog V0.3
TODO-list for upcoming versions:
- interactive alphabet definition
- faster initialization
- characters for word generation used in same order as given by user
Changelog V0.3.1
- bugfix, thanks to @noize for pointing out the problem
Changelog V0.3
- multi-threading
- custom alphabets for wordgeneration
- time measurement
- progress bar
TODO-list for upcoming versions:
- support for large wordlists
- support for large archives
- wordlist scrambling
RE: [HC Official] ArchiveCracker CLI version (more features than GUI) - noize - 05-02-2013
"No support for huge wordlists."
But I just tried with the wordlist that came with the GUI which is 22 kibibytes large.
Also, the GUI, when trying with the same wordlist and 4 threads printed a Init... and then didn't do anything else. I've waited for many hours but it was taking too much memory and I had to kill it.
Wouldn't it be nice to allow the user to directly enter the alphabet? Like a check if-exists_file ) else ( use the alphabet.
Intance: alphabet: file.txt
when file.txt exists use file.txt's content.
when it doesn't exist use f, i, l, e, ., t, x as alphabet.
It would be probably better to let the user define whether it's a file or not, in case there is a file matching user's direct alphabet (like a "abc"), but it'd be fine however.
Just my point of view.
RE: [HC Official] ArchiveCracker CLI version (more features than GUI) - Deque - 05-02-2013
Thanks for your feedback, @noize.
I am a bit confused. Are you making suggestions for the GUI or the CLI version?
The support for large files will be added when I have time. That's what I wrote here in the todo-list.
The wordlist that comes with the GUI version is not large, I don't want you to download gigabytes of a wordlist if you only want a program. (Or did I upload something wrong?)
I am not sure what you want to say with "But I just tried with the wordlist that came with the GUI"
Did it work or didn't it work?
If it didn't work, what exactly happened?
Quote:Like a check if-exists_file ) else ( use the alphabet.[/size]
Intance: alphabet: file.txt
when file.txt exists use file.txt's content.
when it doesn't exist use f, i, l, e, ., t, x as alphabet.
I already do that. If you don't give a file, it uses a default alphabet.
Quote:It would be probably better to let the user define whether it's a file or not, in case there is a file matching user's direct alphabet (like a "abc"), but it'd be fine however.
So you want the user to enter the alphabet within the program or do you want it to use the default alphabet?
RE: [HC Official] ArchiveCracker CLI version (more features than GUI) - noize - 05-02-2013
(05-02-2013, 02:57 PM)Deque Wrote: Thanks for your feedback, @noize.
I am a bit confused. Are you making suggestions for the GUI or the CLI version?
The support for large files will be added when I have time. That's what I wrote here in the todo-list.
The wordlist that comes with the GUI version is not large, I don't want you to download gigabytes of a wordlist if you only want a program. (Or did I upload something wrong?)
Of course, I'm not complaining that you gave a small wordlist; that's surely fair. I'm just saying that with that wordlist (that is not a big wordlist), GUI locks and CLI says that it's too large.
Quote:So you want the user to enter the alphabet within the program or do you want it to use the default alphabet?
Well, I always like better when I have every choice for the way the program goes. So I would do like -d,--default (if -a is present or if -f is present and valid -d gets overridden) for default alphabet; -a,--alphabet [alphabet] for direct alphabet input; -f [file] (or whatever) for alphabet-file.
RE: [HC Official] ArchiveCracker CLI version (more features than GUI) - Deque - 05-02-2013
(05-02-2013, 03:08 PM)noize Wrote:(05-02-2013, 02:57 PM)Deque Wrote: Thanks for your feedback, @noize.
I am a bit confused. Are you making suggestions for the GUI or the CLI version?
The support for large files will be added when I have time. That's what I wrote here in the todo-list.
The wordlist that comes with the GUI version is not large, I don't want you to download gigabytes of a wordlist if you only want a program. (Or did I upload something wrong?)
Of course, I'm not complaining that you gave a small wordlist; that's surely fair. I'm just saying that with that wordlist (that is not a big wordlist), GUI locks and CLI says that it's too large.
Quote:So you want the user to enter the alphabet within the program or do you want it to use the default alphabet?
Well, I always like better when I have every choice for the way the program goes. So I would do like -d,--default (if -a is present or if -f is present and valid -d gets overridden) for default alphabet; -a,--alphabet [alphabet] for direct alphabet input; -f [file] (or whatever) for alphabet-file.
I reread the first post a few times and I think I get you now. Thanks for your feedback. The bugs are odd. I don't get them. I will test my programs again. Do you get any error message when starting the GUI version on console?
What is your OS?
RE: [HC Official] ArchiveCracker CLI version (more features than GUI) - noize - 05-02-2013
(05-02-2013, 03:18 PM)Deque Wrote:(05-02-2013, 03:08 PM)noize Wrote:(05-02-2013, 02:57 PM)Deque Wrote: Thanks for your feedback, @noize.
I am a bit confused. Are you making suggestions for the GUI or the CLI version?
The support for large files will be added when I have time. That's what I wrote here in the todo-list.
The wordlist that comes with the GUI version is not large, I don't want you to download gigabytes of a wordlist if you only want a program. (Or did I upload something wrong?)
Of course, I'm not complaining that you gave a small wordlist; that's surely fair. I'm just saying that with that wordlist (that is not a big wordlist), GUI locks and CLI says that it's too large.
Quote:So you want the user to enter the alphabet within the program or do you want it to use the default alphabet?
Well, I always like better when I have every choice for the way the program goes. So I would do like -d,--default (if -a is present or if -f is present and valid -d gets overridden) for default alphabet; -a,--alphabet [alphabet] for direct alphabet input; -f [file] (or whatever) for alphabet-file.
I reread the first post a few times and I think I get you now. Thanks for your feedback. The bugs are odd. I don't get them. I will test my programs again. Do you get any error message when starting the GUI version on console?
What is your OS?
I just tried to start it from console and got no errors.
Windows 7 64-bit.
RE: [HC Official] ArchiveCracker CLI version (more features than GUI) - Deque - 05-02-2013
Thanks. I just got an idea what went wrong with the CLI version. Will tell you more when I fixed it.
Don't have any idea with the GUI, though.
RE: [HC Official] ArchiveCracker CLI version (more features than GUI) - noize - 05-02-2013
(05-02-2013, 03:31 PM)Deque Wrote: Thanks. I just got an idea what went wrong with the CLI version. Will tell you more when I fixed it.
Don't have any idea with the GUI, though.
Well, with the GUI it might be a local issue, as long as it appears to be still in 0.3, which I had already used. Will try again after a reboot, later.
RE: [HC Official] ArchiveCracker CLI version (more features than GUI) - Deque - 05-02-2013
I probably fixed the CLI version. Could you try if it works for you now?
http://uppit.com/pgpytrd1tbq9/archivecracker.jar
RE: [HC Official] ArchiveCracker CLI version (more features than GUI) - noize - 05-02-2013
Well, it got to the progress bar, so far, but it stays on 0 words tried.