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You need to use this utility if you can answer yes to one of these questions? Do you have a java web application that requires users authentication? Do you actually store your passwords in a database, or worse off, in tomcat-users.xml? Are you passwords in Plaintext, either in a database
DescriptionPython based salt bruteforcer for known hashes. Useful when you want to find out how a certain application hashes its passwords when you have both the password and the hash. This project is still in its inception but we plan on supporting more hashes and complex functions in the near
Pwdhash extension for Google Chrome Stable version : https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/dnfmcfhnhnpoehjoommondmlmhdoonca Beta version : https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/eifhjhiaidpibjankeadbhfebndhbajk This extension is a pwdhash port for Google Chrome. Official pwdhash
Random number and password generationJava classes for random number generation: password, key, md5, Builds with maven2. Password generation is not so easy. There are two common errors with random password generation: generated password is inelegant word, for example: "1something2"
This bookmarklet is a bookmarklet version of PwhHash 1.7 for Mozilla Firefox. Trunk tarball download at : http://pwdhash-bookmarklet.googlecode.com/svn/pwdhash-bookmarklet-trunk.tar.gz Demo available at : http://bookmarklets.infocris.net How To Use ?Go to your favorite website login page Enter
BruteNet Alpha 1.1.0 (WinNT) eng: :What is it? BruteNet is a system of the distributed calculations and distributed brute force operated by the program-server (server), which allows to lead the partition between the users' machines which have the client-program (bot) installed. The main
htpmt -- HTTP Password Management Tools htpmt is a suite of tools for managing HTTP authentication files that are used by web servers to authenticate users. Currently htpmt includes tools for Basic and Digest HTTP authentication; they are designed to be a drop-in replacement for the htpasswd and htdigest tools that come with Apache httpd.
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