Sucrack is a command-line tool written in Python and provides a simple and efficient way to crack passwords. It supports both single and multi-threaded cracking, enabling users to optimize performance based on their hardware capabilities. The tool is designed to crack password hashes using techniques such as dictionary attacks, hybrid attacks, brute-force attacks, and rule-based attacks.
https://github.com/hemp3l/sucrack
Installation
To install the tool follow the steps in the developer site, or use linux APT package maanger to install
- sudo apt install sucrack
(OPTIONAL)
- git clone https://github.com/hemp3l/sucrack
- cd sucrack
- ./configure
- make
How to use
CLI Command Syntax:
Usage: sucrack [-char] [-w num] [-b size] [-s sec] [-u user] [-l rules] wordlist
The word list can either be an existing file or stdin. In that case, use '-' instead of a file name
Options:
h : print this message
a : use ansi escape codes for nice looking statistics
s sec : statistics display interval
c : only print statistics if a key other than `q' is pressed
r : enable rewriter
w num : number of worker threads running with
b size : size of word list buffer
u user : user account to su to
l rules : specify rewriting rules; rules can be:
A = all characters upper case
F = first character upper case
L = last character upper case
a = all characters lower case
f = first character lower case
l = last character lower case
D = prepend digit
d = append digit
e = 1337 characters
x = all rules
Example #1
1. Having a wordlist with possible password combinations we can run it against a user
- sucrack -a -w 20 -s 10 -u kali -rl AFLafld wordlist.txt
