Hi,
ok seems to be not that easy. Would it be possible to use a small script in order to perform a basic attack e. g. by using the command shell tool openssl?
Regards,
Johannes
Hi,
just wondering if there are tools available to perform a brute force attack against *.p12 certificate files. I have stressed google severals hours but didn't find something which could perform such tasks (expect a elcomsoft tool for 500 GBP...).
Any hints would be appreciated.
Thanks
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Hi,
ok seems to be not that easy. Would it be possible to use a small script in order to perform a basic attack e. g. by using the command shell tool openssl?
Regards,
Johannes
## proud to be a nerd ##
We no longer allow links in sigs --pureh@te
You could probably write a shell script to do this. It might not be terribly fast but it'd work.
You could script openssl (http://www.openssl.org/docs/apps/pkcs12.html) and use a plaintext dictionary or a perl script to provide passwords.
Further google comes back with lots of info for search term: PKCS#12 password crack, a lot are ElcomSoft related (which is probably what you found) but some deal with MS related PKCS#12 weaknesses, etc.