[Video] How to: Crack HTTP passwords (hydra)

nice post thx

thanks i will try :)

thank you for the post .. nice

i wonder to know how this script run?
i cannot find where should i put the IP or Hostname, pls tell me how to do it.

tks

Where can download the dicctionary because the link no work http://g0tmi1k.blogspot.com/2010/02/...tionaries.html
Please
thanks for helper

thnks man great job ^^ ;)

To log onto my router all you need is the password. When i type in

hydra -p /root/wpa/darkc0de.lst -e ns -t 15 -f -s -vV 192.168.2.1 http-get /

I get:

Error: I need at least the -l -L or -C option to know the login

But my router doesent have a login only a password!!

Please help :)

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Originally Posted by inrikey

nice post thx

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Originally Posted by SaD Hack3r

thanks i will try :)

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Originally Posted by wahran3100

thank you for the post .. nice

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Originally Posted by Crypto7

thnks man great job ^^ ;)

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Thanks for the thanks! Glad to hear feedback on it. :)

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Originally Posted by kataibrengsek

i wonder to know how this script run?
i cannot find where should i put the IP or Hostname, pls tell me how to do it.

tks

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There isn't a script for this?! This is a general breakdown:

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hydra -l [username] -P [/path/to/wordlist] -e ns -t 15 -f -s -vV [hostname/ip] http-get [folder]

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Originally Posted by juampix

Where can download the dicctionary because the link no work http://g0tmi1k.blogspot.com/2010/02/...tionaries.html
Please
thanks for helper

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Ive just tested the link - its working for me
Otherwise you can pick up some wordlists on the forum.

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Originally Posted by beastlybribo

To log onto my router all you need is the password. When i type in

hydra -p /root/wpa/darkc0de.lst -e ns -t 15 -f -s -vV 192.168.2.1 http-get /

I get:

Error: I need at least the -l -L or -C option to know the login

But my router doesent have a login only a password!!

Please help :)

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What happens if you set anything as the username? E.g. -l "thiscouldbeanything".
As its your router you can do a test by creating a small wordlist, with the correct password in the middle. Then try adding "-l "thiscouldbeanything"", and see if that works.

Great post