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                                     Suite.

2011 WeakNet Labs, Lunatic Security
WeakNetLabs.com, LunaticSecurity.org

Written by Douglas - WeakNetLabs@Gmail.com

Web Application, Password and Server Cracking Suite
written entirely in Perl.

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# Dependencies include: #
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# PERL
perl
Digest::MD5
Term::ANSIColor 
Crypt::PasswdMD5 # Debian 6: apt-get install libcrypt-passwdmd5-perl

# UNIX
Awk, Sed, Grep (POSIX)

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# NOTES:                #
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All LOGs are in the root directory of pCrack Suite.
	Please check frequently for updates using the updater
	tool located in the root.

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# Online Resources      #
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Uses <enc type>-lookup.com/
Uses normal HTTP request.

Usage: ./md5online <word>
Will return the MD5 Hash for <word>

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# MATHEMATICS           #
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Usage: ./primes <#>
Will generate prime numbers up to the number specified.

Usage: ./fibonacci <#>
Will generate the fibonacci sequence yp to the number specified.

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# MD5Cracker            #
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Usage: ./md5cracker -f <hash file> -w <wordlist>
Files must be one hash per line
one word per line.

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# etsyShadow            #
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Interactive shell or not. Shell is sexier.
./etsyShadow -i 
./etsyShadow 

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# HelLFiRE              #
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LFi file guesser (NOT VULNERABILITY FINDER)
	some files will be labeled as "potential lfi/rfi/sqli"
	Use with dictionary file words.txt in the "wordlists/"
	directory.

./HelLFiRE -u <URL> -s <SECONDS (integer)> -a <USER AGENT>

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# pBinCracker           #
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works with pastebin and paste2, should work with any layout website
	that has md5s. Logs all output to the logs directory under
	"pBin/"

./pBinCracker <URL TO PASTEBIN WHICH CONTAINS MD5's>

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# filephish             #
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file guesser for non-indexable websites.
./filephish -d <URL> -a <USER AGENT> -w wordlist -s <seconds (integer)>

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# Havijmd5BF            #
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md5 online resource tool for cracking md5's found in SQLi - Havij Report HTML files.
./Havijmd5BF <filename>

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# RePsychoLoop          #
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Defeat passwords base don this article: http://xkcd.com/936/
	concatenates words and characters through every possible
	combination.

./respycholoop -c <abcd-0123456789> -d <depth (integer)> -w <wordlist>

You can also specify character ranges like so:
	
	-c a..zA..Z0..9 <-- is "a,b,c,...,z" && "A,B,C,...,Z" && "0,1,2,...,9"
		(which does not need to start at "a", or "A", or "0")
	-c allHEX <-- is "A,B,C,...,F," && "a,b,c,...,f" && "0,1,2,...,9"
		(ALL hexadecimal characters)
	-c hex <-- is "a,b,c,...,f" && "0,1,2,...,9"
		(lower case hex (works with WEP))
	-c HEX <-- is "A,B,C,...,F" && "0,1,2,...9"
		(Uppercase hexadecimal)
	-c alpha <-- is "a,b,c,...,z"
		(lowercase alpha)
	-c ALPHA <-- is "A,B,C,...,Z"
		(uppercase alpha)
	-c num <-- is "0,1,2,...,9"
		(numbers)
	-c nonalpha <-- is all non alpha numeric
		(e.g. '~','`','!','@','$','#','%',...,'?'
		This can be "ranged" too as in the first
		exmple above, if you know the proper range.)