From: Christine Kronberg (seeker@shalla.de)
Date: Fri Jun 09 2006 - 14:50:56 EDT
On Fri, 9 Jun 2006, loki74@gmail.com wrote:
> Looking for a good web form brute force auditing tool. I must be able to use word lists, passwords and have extensive logging. Not really comfortable with all the freeware (as I have know idea what it is really doing). I have tried brutus, and burp suite though. I am looking for a faster, more robust tool. Free is the not the most important factor, speed and reporting is.
Do I understand correctly? You want to brute force a webbased
authentication? I'm quite happy with the latest hydra. It now
supports testing on forms (you can enter, what hydra must look
for). User and password lists are supported as well.
The speed depends on a) the computer you use, b) your target
and the c) the net in between.
Be careful when testing over ssl. I nearly DoS'ed a target with
such an attack (the customers wanted the brute force test but, of
course, no DoS).
What exactly do you mean by "extensive logging"? Hydra gives some
statistics and the found user/pw combinations. What else is
required?
Regards,
Christine Kronberg.
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