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I need advise with developing a brute forcing script
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(Aug-21-2020, 07:06 PM)perfringo Wrote:
(Aug-21-2020, 03:17 PM)fatjuicypython Wrote: Wouldnt be possible, not efficient and there is only 5 attempts allowed.

I have never used python, created a script in my entire life with python, so sorry I do not meet your "high expectations.

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[Friday night conversation with imaginary friend]

[imaginary friend]: I need solution to my problem
[me]: Can you be more specific?
[imaginary friend]: you are not constructive, I need solution and not description of the problem.
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I feel that I am constructive. As a result of my post we have important information about problem: "only 5 attempts allowed". This makes my suggestion even more relevant: why write a script if one can only make 5 attempts? 4 x 5 = 20 keystrokes and it's over. Whatever script will be probably much longer.

On more serious note: server somehow attributes these attempts to 'user'. By username? By cookie? By IP-address? By hardware fingerprinting? By something else? By combinations of above mentioned? In order to have 'solution' one must describe problem with all it's constraints (I personally didn't visit the website as my browser warned me about invalid certificate; so I have no clue).

Before you proceed you should make sure that in your jurisdiction this is not something broadly called as 'unauthorized acces to computer network'. In some jurisdictions this is criminal offence, in some this carries civic liability. Do your research before you attempt something and not afterwards (ignorance does not release from liability).


Lets use Google as an example, you have I think you have 3 attempts ? It's a similar sort of thing to games website.

Does python have the capabilities to bruce for the pin ?

I want to clarify, I am just trying to further my knowledge. That is all.
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If you really want to learn cybersecurity start learning python and take some free online courses!

If you haven't installed python yet do it and then read the tutorial that comes with it. It is in the python manuals that come with the python installation or read it online here: https://docs.python.org/2.4/tut/tut.html

You have your first task already: "Create a function that generates a list of strings representing the numbers from "0000" to "9999". You should be able to write it by the time you get to chapter 5 of the tutorial (a couple hours).

I won't help you crack a gaming website because without their permission IT IS ILLEGAL but to do that you will also need to learn a lot more than programming. There are plenty of places that offer free courses so do a search and get started.
"So, brave knights, if you do doubt your courage or your strength, come no further, for death awaits you all with nasty, big, pointy teeth!" - Tim the Enchanter
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