Autocrack Github

[Yi Pressimone]

Oncea new NTLMv2 hash has been caught by Responder, the notify.sh script will poll the sqlite database that Responder stores its hashes in every 10 seconds. If it discovers a change, it will identify the new hash.

So instead I just wrote a quick bash wrapper for Hashcat, it reads a new hash from a Linux named pipe I named /tmp/hashpipe. It will read each line that goes into the FIFO pipe, truncate the hash into a readable format, then store the original hash in a file, and then begin to crack it. The hashcat server script also has Telegram notifications, so if it cracks successfully, then you get a message, if it fails, it will let you know!

When you start it with ./autocrack, it will start a HTTP server on port 8182. To very quickly enable this to be accessible over the internet, you can run ngrok http 8182, and it will automatically get you a public address with a valid certificate.

Reading through autocrack too, you may notice a serious lack of hashcat commands. This is just a PoC, and should definitely be modified to make your workflow better. If you want to open a pull request and make it better, please do so!

Dear all,

I am working with super resolution. As you can see, the image will look like point after imaging.

I would like to know how did people measure the width and length automatically in cell image. Thank you so much!!

I am so confused about how to use the plugins on imageJ too. I saw some developer has created a tool on ImageJ. ThicknessTool: automated ImageJ retinal layer thickness and profile in digital images Scientific Reports

The author has a github site, though it has not been updated in 2 years. If you have technical problems with the macro (it is not a plugin), that might be a place to ask, or to see if the author has a presence on image.sc.

The gaussian will depend on the image and image quality. Again, you had a JPEG, which will blur the image somewhat to begin with, and is not great for scientific purposes. The guassian needs to be chosen according to the background and signal (and how close non-touching objects are), there is no one right answer. Preview mode is helpful. Once you select a value, you should keep the same value for all samples in a project.

You could potentially incorpate part of a script I wrote for a researcher here which lets you draw a line, then straightens the line based on your selection (or if required you could incorporate the steps described by others to automatically draw the line), and measures the FWHM for each pixel along the line spitting it out (with the R^2) to a spreadsheet.

A small utility to remove frame rate limit, add custom resolutions (21:9 support), change FOV, borderless window mode, display and log K/D (OBS), disable cam auto adjust and various game modifications. Patches game's memory, does not modify any game files, works with every game version, should work with all future updates. Also available on github.

Me_TheCat for his contribution to log stats and display them in OBS

Cielos for some camera adjustment offsets

Zullie the Witch#7202 for game speed and player speed modifier offsets

jackfuste for FOV offset and basic running speed fix

Darius Dan for the icon

How do i start MANA?

Make sure you are not using wlan1 for anything. (For example having it in monitor mode)

If you are, hostapd-mana will not be able to set the interface to 'master' mode

thanks for your hard work and share! Im just stucking in the dark - what i should do with the MANA-Toolkit on the pineapple. Is it better then the PineAP itself or do you combine them ? The EAP thing is new on the pineapple (i mean).

This is under development. So the only thing the startup-script will do at the moment is to behave as a normal AP would on wlan1, (with the mana patches)

It will try to fool clients that are probing for networks to connect to it.

If my phone is looking for "FREE_WIFI", the Pineapple would then send a probe-response with that SSID.

Other clients will NOT see this probe-responses/SSID, like they will with PineAP, or Karma. So it's a bit "stealthier".

When the script is "completed" it should run just like it would on a computer.

I do not suggest you install this yet, if you don't know that much about hostapd, mana-toolkit, etc.

If you watch the presentation from Sensepost about MANA, or read about it, you should get some ideas about what the Pineapple could do. :)

The rfkill warning can safely be ignored. I get it aswell.

Regarding the driver failing to initialize. The most common problem is that the device is already in use by another hostapd/karma process.

Try this:

Are you running the MKV in client mode?

Because i see that wpa_supplicant is running, and also udhcpc (dhcp client).

If wpa_supplicant is running on wlan0 or wlan0-1 it will interfere with launching hostapd on the same interface.

This will edit your /etc/config/wireless file abit

To check what setting you already have, you can run: uci show wireless,or just make a backup of your /etc/config/wireless file.

Try to run those commands i wrote above, if it doesn't work then i'd like to see how your original /etc/config/wireless file looks like :)

ANA - Attempting to generate Broadcast response : xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

MANA - Attempting to generate Broadcast response : xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

MANA - Attempting to generate Broadcast response : xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

MANA - Attempting to generate Broadcast response : xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

MANA - Attempting to generate Broadcast response :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

My startup-script just takes care of loading hostapd-mana with the config file, sets up a dhcp-server, modifies iptables correctly, and loads: ssltrip2, dns2proxy, sslsplit, net-creds with the correct settings.

You could also just launch hostapd-mana from the console, and supply the config file. But the clients will not connect properly, recive an ip-adress and so forth.

I'd love to see ppl. work on improving the script though, so feel free to share ideas. :)

Yeah, SSLstrip+ is "broken" currently, because some python-libraries needs to be updated. (Twisted, Zope, etc..)

I have gotten it to run by cross-compiling the python-packages myself, but it took alot of tweaking. So the easiest solution would be to just wait for the packages to get updated.

I would guess that's a high-priority, given that it actually runs pretty nice on the Nano, not to mention the Tetra!

I'll see if i have a copy of that python directory, with the working libraries. (If you wanted to test sslstrip+)

You would then just owerwrite your current python dir (/usr/lib/python2.7) with my copy. And it should run.

but since in my opkg manager python-twisted web is missing, the system did not reconize anyhow the module, no matter if the files are in the folder. i have to search a python-twisted web package for my version - i think

I suspect some files was missing in my last archive.

I've created another archive, and tested it on both my Nano and Tetra. (100% working)

I'll upload it to the github repo. in a few seconds.

Regarding: "opkg not showing twisted-web". That's because you have not used opkg to install twisted, or any of the other libraries. (I'll try to add the modules to the ipk file later, so it gets installed with the toolkit)

To correctly show your python libraries use: pip freeze

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