Let me be upfront about something real quick.... I list the following in all my scripts comments that are geared towards pentesting, but I might as well throw it up front here, so that people do NOT get the wrong idea. My pentesting scripts are for LEGAL use, not illegitimate purposes....
A couple days ago I finally ported HydraFy over to the N900. So what the heck is Snafu talkin about with this HydraFy nonsense right?
HydraFy is a text based bash script that takes the memorization of the syntax for hydra out of the equation.
I hate trying to remember syntax all the time, so when it comes to a program I use a lot, I script it up as best as I can.
Anyways, for those who have used hydra, you find that there is a lot of default usernames and passwords out there in the wild. Remembering the syntax on a fullblown keyboard is tedious enuf, using the tee tiny keypad on the N900 is even worse...
When I first played with hydra and the n900 I managed to get xHydra working, since then I wiped my phone and lost all my notes as to how I did this, when I figure it out again, Ill post it.
Pffbt.....
V/r,
Snafu
I made a discovery today. I found a computer. Wait a second, this is cool. It does what I want it to. If it makes a mistake, it's because I screwed it up......
Let me be upfront about something real quick.... I list the following in all my scripts comments that are geared towards pentesting, but I might as well throw it up front here, so that people do NOT get the wrong idea. My pentesting scripts are for LEGAL use, not illegitimate purposes....
A couple days ago I finally ported HydraFy over to the N900. So what the heck is Snafu talkin about with this HydraFy nonsense right?
HydraFy is a text based bash script that takes the memorization of the syntax for hydra out of the equation.
I hate trying to remember syntax all the time, so when it comes to a program I use a lot, I script it up as best as I can.
Anyways, for those who have used hydra, you find that there is a lot of default usernames and passwords out there in the wild. Remembering the syntax on a fullblown keyboard is tedious enuf, using the tee tiny keypad on the N900 is even worse...
Give it a whirl via svn: svn checkout http://n900-stuff.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/hydrafy
look for install_hydrafy_n900.sh
Oh yeah, you obviously need hydra installed to run HydraFy...
wget http://www.thc.org/releases/hydra-7.3-src.tar.gz
When I first played with hydra and the n900 I managed to get xHydra working, since then I wiped my phone and lost all my notes as to how I did this, when I figure it out again, Ill post it.
Pffbt.....
V/r,
Snafu