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pcanywhere-brute request for comments
From: Aleksandar Nikolic <nikolic.alek () gmail com>
Date: Sat, 16 Jun 2012 01:34:22 +0200
Hi all, here is a new script of mine. It uses brute library to perform bruteforce attack against a pcAnywhere server. There are few problems when bruteforcing pcAnywhere so the script is a bit slow. First of all, the server accepts only one connection at a time so the script it limited to a single thread at a time. Second, it requires a relatively big timeout between tries. And third, but most annoying, after it guesses a valid username/password pair , the server is locked for quite some time, so the script retries the connection until the server is available again and it can continue. Now, to resolve this last issue, there are two options: 1) The script quits after it finds one valid login or 2) The script loops in a sort of busy wait until the server becomes available again. In it's current state, the script implements the second option. Any thoughts on this ? Aleksandar
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- Re: pcanywhere-brute request for comments Aleksandar Nikolic (Jun 18)
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