hate_crack
馃攽 Password Attacks 路 Python
hate_crack is a Hashcat automation wrapper from TrustedSec that implements a systematic methodology for password cracking. It chains multiple attack modes in order of efficiency: quick dictionary attacks, rule-based mutations, combinator attacks, hybrid attacks, and finally brute-force. The tool integrates with custom wordlists, applies intelligent rule stacking, and manages Hashcat sessions across complex cracking campaigns. It tracks progress across attack phases and resumes interrupted sessions. hate_crack codifies expert password cracking methodology into a repeatable automated workflow that maximizes crack rates while minimizing GPU time.
Installation
$ git clone https://github.com/trustedsec/hate_crack.gitUse Cases
- Automated multi-phase password cracking campaigns
- Intelligent rule chaining for maximum crack rates
- Managing long-running Hashcat sessions
- Standardizing password audit methodology
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Details
- Category
- 馃攽 Password Attacks
- Language
- Python
- Repository
- trustedsec/hate_crack
- Platforms
- 馃惂linux馃崕macos馃獰windows
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