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06-02-2009, 05:47 PM
me-$-on

Brute force / encrypting tool, which offers using ALL cpu's/gpu's ?

Yes, that's,what I was thinking of.
I forgot the name of such a thing, it is called gpu, I think, but I am not sure.

However, whith this peace of software it is possible to configure all processing units of a computer for decrypting, brute-force and other guessing techniques.

This tool shall allow to combine all gpu's from a sli/crossfire-combination to those cores of the cpu and use all of the cores to compute fine things, like hashes for example.

What would You say?

Would You like to adopt a tool like that?

Update:

Now I found some:

All for nvidia-GPU's:

•Extreme GPU Bruteforcer (Shareware, MD5/MySQL/SHA-1/NTLM, )
•GPU MD5 Crack (Freeware, MD5)
•BarsWF (Freeware, MD5)
•Lightning Hash Cracker (Freeware, MD5)
•CuMD5 (Open-Source, MD5)
•nvCUDA (Open-Source, MD5/Mysql)
06-02-2009, 05:49 PM
Barry

Quote:

Originally Posted by me-$-on

Yes, that's,what I was thinking of.
I forgot the name of such a thing, it is called gpu, I think, but I am not sure.

However, whith this peace of software it is possible to configure all processing units of a computer for decrypting, brute-force and other guessing techniques.

This tool shall allow to combine all gpu's from a sli/crossfire-combination to those cores of the cpu and use all of the cores to compute fine things, like hashes for example.

What would You say?

Would You like to adopt a tool like that?

Yea, cause no one has thought of that. :rolleyes:

I think there's five different threads here on the subject.
06-03-2009, 08:45 AM
me-$-on

Ok, just wanted to be up to date.

I imagined, this ideas were already mentioned, but I suppose, this is a "request for features" thread, which servers the purpose to collect the election of other users.

And if this topic exists more than 5 times from more than 5 people, than this looks like a clear tendency, doesn't it?
06-03-2009, 09:04 AM
imported_vvpalin

Doesn't the new pyrit not only enable multiple GPU's but also multiple cores?
06-03-2009, 01:20 PM
Barry

Quote:

Originally Posted by vvpalin

Doesn't the new pyrit not only enable multiple GPU's but also multiple cores?

AFAIK pyrit is gpu only, but it does work with multi-gpu systems.
06-03-2009, 01:27 PM
streaker69

It would seem the main problem with this idea is that BT* was meant to be portable. If you need something with major bruteforce power, you're not going to have that in a portable laptop unit.
06-03-2009, 02:11 PM
me-$-on

Oh, yes

that's completely right.

A Laptop is better for only collecting those things, which have to be encrypted.

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And what about an microcontroller simulation tool?
You know, what I mean?

A graphical drag and drop application, which allowes me to build a breadboard on the screen and equip it as I want.

And even simulate the programming via c/asm.

And even simulate the functions of a working microcontroller.....and "connecting" it emulation-line to any interface of our computer.

wouldn't this be great?
06-03-2009, 02:14 PM
streaker69

Quote:

Originally Posted by me-$-on

that's completely right.

A Laptop is better for only collecting those things, which have to be encrypted.

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And what about an microcontroller simulation tool?
You know, what I mean?

A graphical drag and drop application, which allowes me to build a breadboard on the screen and equip it as I want.

And even simulate the programming via c/asm.

And even simulate the functions of a working microcontroller.....and "connecting" it emulation-line to any interface of our computer.

wouldn't this be great?

What would that have to do with BT at all? Unless you're planning to build Janek's blackbox on the fly while doing a Pentest, there isn't much point to it being in BT is there?
06-03-2009, 02:22 PM
me-$-on

Sorry, double posted.

like building Keikiriki or similar stuff.

But a real need is not present, obviously.