Inspiration

Being someone who is always online, I create different accounts in different platforms, meaning I have to sometimes memorize different difficult passwords. This made me to think that what if the was a way to gain access to my resources in these different platforms without having to wait a very long time to get assisted with my password reseting process. This made me to think even more deep , even more when I thought that this might be illegal , that's when the idea of being a ethical hacker came by , so I can build the biggest multi password attacking tool, a one stop to attack any kind of tool , to make sure your company is safe from bruteforce attacks. This tool is not like other tools that are hard to use for someone with no tech background knowledge as it communicate with the user to make sure you know what you are doing.

What it does

The app cracks hashed passwords using dictionary attack , bruteforcing ,and login attempt bruteforce attack methods. I also recently added ssh bruteforce attacking as options 4 , to attempt access to ssh machine.

How we built it

I made use of different python modules to make the project a success , the code is structured in a way that everyone can be able to understand and read through, tried to made it less to combile faster. I made use of python variables, loops, condition statements and def functions to make sure I write less but fully functioning code

Challenges we ran into

Working solo has it's own advantages but we can't run away from the fact that 2 minds are better than one, I had times where I thought only if I had someone to give an input here and there.

Accomplishments that we're proud of

At least I can assure you that 3 methods of the tool work with accurate results, which was really hard to do.

What we learned

There is no limit to what one can build as long they give it their all. Anything is possible ,even the word impossible says I'm possible.

What's next for Multi-Attack

I will add some feature to make Multi-Attack more secured to use and more accurately in terms of results. I am also thinking of building a gui version of the tool.

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