Some time later I heard about a tool called Elza. What a neat tool. It
basically does all the stuff that I have done in the PERL scripts. It uses a
kind of scripting language that takes a bit of getting used it - but that is
VERY powerful. The docs on Elzahas a nice example for creating 10000 random
hotmail accounts :) Elzawill handle cookies, HTTP redirection and URL state
strings. It also has extensive support for brute forcing web based
authentication schemes. Very nice.
Even later I had a look at a program called Brutus(for Windows). Brutus
will actually learn a CGI form, and gives you the ability to brute force any
part of the form. It works for most types of forms, but I have found that in
some intense environments, Brutus does not cut it.
basically does all the stuff that I have done in the PERL scripts. It uses a
kind of scripting language that takes a bit of getting used it - but that is
VERY powerful. The docs on Elzahas a nice example for creating 10000 random
hotmail accounts :) Elzawill handle cookies, HTTP redirection and URL state
strings. It also has extensive support for brute forcing web based
authentication schemes. Very nice.
Even later I had a look at a program called Brutus(for Windows). Brutus
will actually learn a CGI form, and gives you the ability to brute force any
part of the form. It works for most types of forms, but I have found that in
some intense environments, Brutus does not cut it.
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