Modular brute force tool written in Python, for very fast password spraying SSH, and FTP and in the near future other network services.
COMING SOON: SMB, HTTP(s) POST, HTTP(s) GET, HTTP BASIC AUTHThanks to @0dayctf, Rondons, Enigma, and 001 for testing and contributing
cd /opt
git clone https://github.com/Cerbrutus-BruteForcer/cerbrutusUsage:
python3 /opt/cerbrutus/cerbrutus.py --help
usage: cerbrutus.py [-h] -U USERS -P PASSWORDS [-p PORT] [-t THREADS] [-q [QUIET [QUIET ...]]] Host Service
Python based network brute forcing tool!
positional arguments:
Host The host to connect to - in IP or VHOST/Domain Name form
Service The service to brute force (currently implemented 'SSH')
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-U USERS, --users USERS
Either a single user, or the path to the file of users you wish to use
-P PASSWORDS, --passwords PASSWORDS
Either a single password, or the path to the password list you wish to use
-p PORT, --port PORT The port you wish to target (only required if running on a non standard port)
-t THREADS, --threads THREADS
Number of threads to use
-q [QUIET [QUIET ...]], --quiet [QUIET [QUIET ...]]
Do not print banner/opt/cerbrutus/cerbrutus.py 10.10.10.10 SSH -U "username" -P /opt/wordlists/fasttrack.txt -t 10
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Network Brute Force Tool
https://github.com/Cerbrutus-BruteForcer/cerbrutus
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< br/>[*] - Initialising password list...
Read in 224 words from /opt/wordlists/fasttrack.txt
[+] - Running with 10 threads...
[*] - Starting attack against username@10.10.10.10
[*] - Trying: 65/224Test Run:
# The password is in line number 12600 in rockyou 64 threads -> 1400 seconds ~ 7 minutes (hydra took 30 minutes) 1000 threads -> 464 seconds -> 27 requests per second 100 threads took 1000 seconds -> 12 requests per second # the password is in line 460 100 threads took 32 seconds -> 14 requests per second 1000 threads took 16 seconds -> 28 requests per second 64 threads took 51 seconds -> 9 requests per second (hydra took the same time) # word number 20k in rockyou 1100 threads took 637 seconds which means 31 rps 110 threads took 1457 seconds so that's 13.7 rps Uses a custom implementation of paramiko to overcome a few minor issues with implementing it for ssh brute forcing. - https://github.com/paramiko/paramiko/