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Crack passwords of private key entries in Java Key Store (JKS) files using a GPU-accelerated hashcat implementation.
A BOINC-based distributed password cracking system powered by hashcat, enabling recovery of passwords from encrypted media and hashes across GPU-equipped nodes.
A web interface for sharing a hashcat password cracking box among multiple users with user-friendly attack automation.
A flexible and scriptable Python-based password dictionary generator supporting brute-force, combination, and complex rule modes.
A Python script that generates graphs and charts from password cracking results (hashcat/john potfiles) for security analysis.
A comprehensive collection of 317 hashcat rule files for password cracking and security testing.
Dockerized hashcat with multiple backends (CUDA, OpenCL, POCL) for GPU-accelerated password recovery and hash cracking.
Extracts data from iTunes backup Manifest.plist files to generate hashes compatible with hashcat cracking modes 14700 and 14800.
A Rust tool that machine-learns efficient password mangling rules for John the Ripper or Hashcat from a dictionary and password list.
A collection of custom password cracking rules for Hashcat and John the Ripper to enhance brute-force attacks.
Extracts Windows Hello PIN hashes for offline cracking with Hashcat.
A Python tool that automates the provisioning of AWS p3 GPU instances via Terraform for high-speed password cracking with Hashcat.
A collection of optimized hashcat masks, rules, and PowerShell scripts for efficient password cracking.
A tool to detect and remove duplicate hashcat rules by generating unique identifiers for each rule transformation.
A web application and server wrapper that provides a full-featured UI for the hashcat password recovery tool.
Spin up temporary AWS infrastructure using Terraform to crack passwords with Hashcat, then automatically destroy the resources.
Generates targeted wordlists from Wikipedia databases for faster password cracking in penetration testing.
A client-server toolset for automated hash cracking with queue support for Hashcat.
A blazingly fast CLI hash generator supporting 60+ hash functions, encoding, and decoding operations.
A next-generation rule processor for hashcat with multibyte character support and rule optimization capabilities.
Generates exhaustive password mutations from wordlists, websites, or stdin for security testing and password cracking.
Convert macOS plist password files to hashcat/John the Ripper compatible hash files for password cracking.
Converts John The Ripper and Cain NTLMv1/v2 hashes to Hashcat-compatible format for password cracking.
A tool for generating word, character, and charset n-grams from wordlists to enhance offline password attacks and data analysis.
A collection of Danish wordlists for password cracking and security testing.
Converts Bitwarden password manager export data into hashcat-compatible hashes for password recovery testing.
A deep learning-based password cracking tool that uses adaptive dynamic mangling rules to reduce bias in real-world password strength modeling.
A password analysis tool that ingests cracked passwords or wordlists and generates detailed visual reports in multiple formats.
A Python script that automates the creation of AWS GPU instances for high-speed password hash cracking.
A CLI tool to quickly look up hash plaintexts using the HashMob API directly from your terminal.
Converts Rubeus kerberoasting output into a format compatible with Hashcat for password cracking.
A BOINC-based distributed password cracking system with a modern web interface for cybersecurity professionals.
A Perl tool that converts 7-Zip hashcat hashes back to working .7z archive files for debugging and recovery.
A comprehensive Albanian wordlist combining names, surnames, literature, and public sources for security testing.
Extracts MongoDB authentication hashes and converts them to hashcat-compatible formats for password cracking.
A fast standalone word generator using mask templates and bruteforce constraints, with full Unicode support.
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