Our recent post was about an update for the CUDA Multiforcer. This post is about another CUDA enabled, open source tool – CudaDBCracker.
So, CudaDBCracker is a brute force password cracker for databases that uses the CUDA framework for NVIDIA GPU’s to implement the SHA1 algorithm. It currently supports Oracle 11g amd Microsoft SQL Server hashes. [...]
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This is the second submission received via the PenTestIT Submit Your Tool. This is a submission by Mr. Beenu Arora who had previously submitted the Malware Analyser. Back to this tool – Incident Analyser is a freeware tool for responding to malware outbreak in an environment. The tool can be helpful in identifying the infected/suspected hosts in a [...]
This is a nice project for those who like doing stuff that most people say that it can’t be done! The Android architecture does not allow to start communication from the Android to the host through the USB cable. The opposite is possible, using the Google ”Android Debug Bridge” (ADB in short).
AndroidTool will act as a tunnel between the Android client [...]
First there was the Shell of the Future, the cross-site reverse shell handler. We wrote about it in our old post here. Now, we have the AMFShell for Action Message Format Shell. It is really awesome that tools like these are coming out in the open! We should thank their respective authors for their hard [...]
We posted about TCHunt yesterday, that could help you identify TrueCrypt encrypted data on your hard drive. But, what if you are not able to load TCHunt and only have access to a backed up hard drive? If that data is backed with dd, you are in luck – for we now have TCDiscover!
This open [...]
The author of Knock has another tool up his sleeves – forensics. Our original post regarding Knock can be found here. Simple scripts like these can be very handy to perform simple activities. FileInfo is an open source, GUI forensic tool for Ubuntu Linux designed to extract information from files. This open source, bash script has [...]