java password cracker

[redmoonzer01]

hi i made a little java program that asks you to input a password
then if you type crack it goes through all possible permutations
using brute force it finds the password

now i wanted to take it to the next step
let's say i wanted to make a website that requires a password
how would i make the java program output the passwords it generates to the website

is there any way to have it act like i am typing the password into the html field
or would i have to open a connection in the source code to that ip adress
and work inside there

[Archangel-Amael]

hi i made a little java program that asks you to input a password
then if you type crack it goes through all possible permutations
using brute force it finds the password

now i wanted to take it to the next step
let's say i wanted to make a website that requires a password
how would i make the java program output the passwords it generates to the website

is there any way to have it act like i am typing the password into the html field
or would i have to open a connection in the source code to that ip adress
and work inside there

Wouldn't you know this answer better than anyone else since you stated that you made this program?

[wick86]

hi i made a little java program that asks you to input a password
then if you type crack it goes through all possible permutations
using brute force it finds the password

now i wanted to take it to the next step
let's say i wanted to make a website that requires a password
how would i make the java program output the passwords it generates to the website

is there any way to have it act like i am typing the password into the html field
or would i have to open a connection in the source code to that ip adress
and work inside there

This sound very sketchy to me do you own said web site and what lagit use wold it have?

[shamanvirtuel]

yes using some utility class it's easy

Session s = new Session();
Response r = s.get("https://www.java.net/servlets/TLogin");
Form form = Forms.getFormById(r, "loginform");
form.getInput("loginID").setValue(username);
form.getInput("password").setValue(password);
r = form.submit(s);

use this class :
http://javadesktop.org/swinglabs/bui...orm/Forms.html

[redmoonzer01]

i am not doing anything bad as i said
i am not that stupid
i imagine they would record ip and deny access after x ammount of failed logons

on the other hand i am not that smart and this at first seemed way over my head but eh why not give it a try

this is just for my own curiosity
i made a html file with a javascript that has a form that asks for username and password

i was having trouble trying to figure out how to use java to send data to the forms

i didn't know if i would have to piece together a http get request or something
then i saw some stuff about post's
i figured java had to have some method for this
it really sucks not having the internet whenever i want
i need to be online 24/7 to figure this out

shamanvirtuel: that looks just like what i am looking for
i'll try that route and see how it goes
THANKS

[redmoonzer01]

shamanvirtuel... where can i get those packages?

i looked into those classes you told me about and i had to track down the org.jdesktop.http and html packages then that inturn wanted apache.common.httpclient or something so i got that and now i need org.jdesktop.beans and org.w3c.tidy

i can find the javadocs for these easy but the actual package download it harder to find for me

can you point me in the right direction for everything i need to make this work so i can use these classes

[Archangel-Amael]

i am not doing anything bad as i said
i am not that stupid
i imagine they would record ip and deny access after x ammount of failed logons

Maybe they would. But are you going to? As per your first post in this thread

now i wanted to take it to the next step
let's say i wanted to make a website that requires a password
how would i make the java program output the passwords it generates to the website

So again if it is your website why would you log your own ip address and then block yourself out?
Just my own curiosity thats all.

[redmoonzer01]

there is no real use for this except my curiosity
i simply was wondering about password crackers or how they worked

since i don't want to attack some random site
don't want to get in trouble
and i am sure they would be more sophisticated to handle my n00b attempts

so i made a simple html page that uses javascript to request a password
now i was wondering how to send that info via a java program

it seems it is a pain using just what comes with java
but people have made classes to do this
and i am trying to use this one that was referred to me in this post
i only have one dependency left to get i think
we'll see lol

then i can use this
to send my password permutations

i dunno this is all very primitive i guess too but eh i wanted to try it out
oh and no i am not doing any sort of recording ip's and blocking

[redmoonzer01]

so i got all the packages but i wouldn't think i need to change things in them

however they use variable names that are keywords so i had to change that and now i am getting an error :
org\w3c\tidy\DOMNodeImpl.java(org\w3c\tidyOMNodeImpl.java):31: org.w3c.tidy.DOMNodeImpl is not abstract and does not override abstract method getUserData(java.lang.String) in org.w3c.dom.Node
public class DOMNodeImpl implements org.w3c.dom.Node {

how long ago was this written

i thought and hoped i could just use these packages w/o any modification