Re: Brute force web/ftp/telnet tool

["Meritt James" <meritt_james () bah com>]

I  built up a rather extensive database (used 2600 lists, the RTM list, 
and a few others) and aim at it and then tried the thing on some  of
mine and it worked like a charm.  It is REAL easy to  use.

JAnsari () crowechizek com wrote:
>      Craig,
>
>      Highly recommend Brutus from www.hoobie.net/brutus for windows.  Works
> with ftp, telnet, http basic auth, etc. as well as other logins.  We've
> been happy with it.
>
>      Jacob
>
> Jacob A. Ansari, CISSP
> Crowe, Chizek and Company, LLP
> Information Risk Management
> (219) 232-3992
> jansari () crowechizek com
>
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