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|| FTP Dictionary Attacker ||
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Disclaimer
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How you decide to use this application is up to you and I will take no reponsibility for
your actions.

Description:
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This tool can be used for password strength testing on FTP accounts. Tool can read words
either from wordlist file or from stdin. Program is traditional dictionary attacker that
reads words either from a dictionary file or standard input. Words in dictionary file have
to separated with'\n' characters. 

Compilation
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Just use attached Makefile. Program doesn't use any specialized library it use only basic
C network programming commands. It was tested on Arch Linux (kernel 2.6.28) with GCC 4.3.3.

Usage:
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Program can be configured via several arguments:

ftpbf -s ftpserver -u user [-w wordlist] [-m number] [-v] [-h]

-s
This option is mandatory and specified address or domain of FTP server
e.g. www.myftpserver.cz or 192.168.0.1

-u
This mandatory option specifies username that will be used for logging.

-w
This option specifies dictionary file (often called wordlist). If not specified, standard
input is used.

-m
When program is running it is able to print words that are being processed at the moment. By this
option, you can specify what every word will be print. For example -m 3 mean every third read word
will be print to standard input. Default value is 1000. I assume you have large wordlist and you
don't want to be bothered by every used word.

-v
This option enables verbose mode.

-h
This one prints help.

Example of usage:
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$ ./dict -s 192.168.0.1 -u stoyan -w wordlist -u -m 1
Starting with username Stoyan on 192.168.0.1...
17:22:20 (7%) Trying sasdasd
17:22:20 (14%) Trying asda
17:22:20 (21%) Trying adsda
17:22:20 (28%) Trying asdas
17:22:20 (35%) Trying asdasd aaa
17:22:21 (42%) Trying asdsdsd
17:22:21 (50%) Trying myTopSecretPassword
Password found: myTopSecretPassword

License:
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This heap of bytes is released under GNU GPL license

Author:
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Stoyan, 2009