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A simple Python brute-force login cracker. Basically, a simplified Python version of Hydra [https://github.com/vanhauser-thc/thc-hydra].
## Installation
1.
Download latest package release from
[
packages registry
](
https://gitlab.cylab.be/cylab/dokos/-/packages
)
2.
Install with :
```
bash
python3
-m
pip
install
./dokos-
*
-py3-none-any
.whl
```
## Usage
You can now use with
```
bash
dokos
-l
<login>
-P
<passwords list>
-f
<failed login message> <url>
```
The
**failed login message**
is required so dokos can recognize when a login attempt has failed, and hence to detect
when login is sucessfull.
For example:
```
bash
./
dokos
.py
-l
<login>
-P
<
password
s
list
> <url>
dokos
-l
jane.doe@example.com
-P
10-million-
password
-
list
.txt
-f
"Bad combination of e-mail and password"
https://example.com/login
```
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