Someone asked me not so long ago about rainbow crack tables… To tell you the truth i did not know what these tables are, but after he explained it became clear that these tables contain hashes and original string values. By searching the hash you can find the original string value. Then i came to an idea… Why use table when there are already password dictionaries. Why not use these existing files to create the same thing. Then i coded a program that uses these password dictionaries and check if any of them correspond to the inputed MD5 or SHA1 hash values. So today i have for you xHashBrutter, program that bruteforces the hash via dictionary… The speed is not so bad too. About 5,000 ? 10,000 passwords per second, depending on the speed of your computer. Well enjoy…

http://ap0x.headcoders.net/xHashBrutter.rar



附件:xhashbrutter.rar

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