Broken / unfunctional

[kranercc]

Username sniffing doesn't work neither does the password

[Greg-2600]

What operating system and openssh server version are you testing against?

[kranercc]

ubuntu 18.04 latest openssh server

[Greg-2600]

That was exactly my test bed, great.

Let's talk password extraction first. Did you allow for the 4096 byte sed buffer to fill? This could take 10+ login attempts before you start seeing output.

[Greg-2600]

Closing - unable to reproduce. Please let me know if you still have an issue after waiting for buffer to fill.

[kranercc]

It is still not showing output even after a bruteforce with 100 login attempts

[Greg-2600]

reopened.

[Greg-2600]

please confirm you have strace installed - this should be a feature of this program anyway.

[Greg-2600]

When you run this command, do you get a PID that belongs to the SSHd parent process?:

ps aux|grep "sshd -D"|grep -v grep|awk {'print $2'}

If not, that's the bug - and is related to portability. I was incorrect about Ubuntu being my test bed - this was developed on a raspberry pi.

If so, let's see if strace is giving you output at all.
Use the pid of your parent SSHd process, and try attaching strace to it:

strace -e trace=read -e read=6 -f -p {SSH PID}

[kranercc]

jesus christ, i told you i have everything installed, your script doesn't show any even after a bruteforce attack on it, just delete it permanetly from github and stop trying to make yourself look good, your script is abysmal

[Greg-2600]

LOL

[Greg-2600]

I could not have asked for a better first issue. Hopefully this guy doesn't yell at his mom when whining about another hot pocket.