CryptoMiningSoftware

A dead simple login brute-force tool. Selection of seed phrases and cryptocurrency wallet passwords🤫 A brute force attack is a trial-and-error method of trying many passwords to discover the correct one. More targeted brute-force attacks use a list of common passwords to speed this up. Brute force attacks are relatively simple to perform and, given enough time and the lack of mitigation strategy of the target, they always work. Every password based security system can be cracked by brute force attacks. Brute force attacks can be fairly easy for services like SSH or Telnet but for something like a website login page, we need much more information to execute the attack. Finder simplifies this process to a point that even beginners can do it. Finder automates a Chrome instance to host a brute force attack against the login form of (nearly) any website with a visible login forum. Requirements: 1. Python 3.10+ 2. Google chrome 3. ChromeDriver