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A comprehensive collection of security testing wordlists and payloads for penetration testers and security researchers.
An advanced offline password cracker supporting hundreds of hash and cipher types across multiple platforms.
A Python tool for generating custom wordlists by profiling users to guess weak passwords during penetration tests.
A multi-threaded Python brute-forcing tool with a modular design for reliable and flexible password guessing attacks.
A suite of tools to convert WiFi packet captures to hash files for password cracking with Hashcat or John the Ripper.
A command-line tool that automates password cracking methodologies through Hashcat with integrated wordlist management and attack orchestration.
A multi-platform client-server tool for distributing Hashcat password cracking tasks across multiple computers.
A modern hash identification tool that names MD5, SHA256, and 300+ other hash types with popularity ratings and summaries.
A comprehensive password cracking rule combining multiple sources for improved hashcat performance.
A collection of small, chainable command-line utilities for advanced password cracking operations.
Statistical password cracking rules for Hashcat based on industry patterns and frequency analysis.
A plug-and-play script to crack password hashes using pre-configured, empirically-tuned hashcat attacks.
A Python tool that generates targeted wordlists for security testing by combining personal info, leet transforms, and song lyrics.
A curated collection of tools, research, and resources for password cracking and security auditing.
A curated list of awesome tools, research, papers, and projects related to password cracking and security.
A VoIP security testing toolset for auditing SIP-based systems through scanning, enumeration, and password cracking.
A collection of sorted wordlists, hashcat masks, and advanced rules for password cracking based on analysis of billions of real passwords.
A massive 82 billion entry wordlist compiled from multiple password dictionaries for security testing.
A CLI tool and library to identify hash types, supporting 675+ hash formats with hashcat and John the Ripper references.
A fast, memory-optimized C tool to remove duplicates from massive wordlists while preserving order, designed for password cracking.
An open-source GPU-accelerated password cracking tool for BitLocker-encrypted storage devices using dictionary attacks.
A Python REST API and web GUI for managing Hashcat password cracking jobs in a queuing system.
An optimized hashcat rule set for password cracking with reduced rule count and zero performance loss against major breach datasets.
A Ruby-based command-line tool for analyzing password dumps to generate statistics and insights for security reports.
An advanced keyboard-walk generator for password cracking, configurable with base characters, keymaps, and routes.
A steganography brute-force utility that uncovers hidden data inside files by trying passwords from a wordlist.
A collection of password cracking rules and masks for hashcat, generated from analysis of real breached password data.
A high-performance word generator for password cracking with per-position configurable character sets.
A standalone password candidate generator implementing the PRINCE algorithm for advanced password cracking attacks.
A collection of hashcat and John the Ripper rules for password cracking, optimized for common password generation patterns.
Extracts password-protected 7-Zip archive data into hashcat-compatible hashes for password cracking.
Deploy Hashtopolis on Google Cloud Shell and Colab for free, zero-infrastructure password cracking.
Large hashcat rulesets generated from real-world compromised passwords to improve password cracking effectiveness.
A web-based platform for organizing, automating, and analyzing password cracking tasks using Hashcat.
A scalable, pluggable, and distributed queue and resource system for password cracking and other compute-intensive tasks.
A versatile Rust tool for generating and mutating wordlists using patterns, web scraping, and password formats.
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