bruteforce-salted-openssl

Package

• bruteforce-salted-openssl - Try to find the passphrase for files encrypted with OpenSSL

Usage

Usage: bruteforce-salted-openssl [options] <filename>
Options:
  -1           Stop the program after finding the first password candidate.
  -a           List the available cipher and digest algorithms.
  -B <file>    Search using binary passwords (instead of character passwords).
               Write candidates to <file>.
  -b <string>  Beginning of the password.
                 default: ""
  -c <cipher>  Cipher for decryption.
                 default: aes-256-cbc
  -d <digest>  Digest for key and initialization vector generation.
                 default: md5
  -e <string>  End of the password.
                 default: ""
  -f <file>    Read the passwords from a file instead of generating them.
  -h           Show help and quit.
  -L <n>       Limit the maximum number of tested passwords to <n>.
  -l <length>  Minimum password length (beginning and end included).
                 default: 1
  -M <string>  Consider the decryption as successful when the data starts
               with <string>. Without this option, the decryption is considered
               as successful when the data contains mostly printable ASCII
               characters (at least 90%).
  -p <n>       Preview and check the first N decrypted bytes for the magic string.
               If the magic string is present, try decrypting the rest of the data.
                 default: 1024
  -m <length>  Maximum password length (beginning and end included).
                 default: 8
  -N           Ignore decryption errors (similar to openssl -nopad).
  -n           Ignore salt (similar to openssl -nosalt).
  -s <string>  Password character set.
               default: "0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTU
                         VWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz"
  -t <n>       Number of threads to use.
                 default: 1
  -v <n>       Print progress info every n seconds.
  -w <file>    Restore the state of a previous session if the file exists,
               then write the state to the file regularly (~ every minute).
Sending a USR1 signal to a running bruteforce-salted-openssl process
makes it print progress info to standard error and continue.

Install bruteforce-salted-openssl

sudo apt install bruteforce-salted-openssl

Remove bruteforce-salted-openssl

sudo apt remove bruteforce-salted-openssl

Depends

• libc6 - GNU C Library - Shared libraries
• libssl3t64 - Secure Sockets Layer toolkit - Shared libraries