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

[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?

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)

[Barry]

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.


I think there's five different threads here on the subject.

[me-$-on]

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?

[imported_vvpalin]

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

[Barry]

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.

[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.