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Add a generic tool that is able to bruteforce login forms, regardless of what type of login form it is #249

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kazet opened this issue Mar 2, 2023 · 3 comments

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kazet commented Mar 2, 2023

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kazet commented Mar 2, 2023

joomla,phppgadmin,nextcloud,jenkins,...

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kazet commented Aug 13, 2023

high-level purpose: be able to check whether admin/admin login/password pair works on any type of admin panel - a tool that is able to bruterforce login forms regardless of what type of form is it

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  1. build a small Docker-based test suite with a couple (5-10) admin panels (skip WordPress as we already have support) including e.g. Django and some diy cms
  2. research whether there exist tools that do this. check them
  3. if there are no such tools, write one (initially as a standalone Python script)
  4. wrap chosen tool (existing or custom-built one) into Artemis as Artemis module (you may get the general skeleton from https://github.com/CERT-Polska/Artemis/blob/main/artemis/modules/mysql_bruter.py)
  5. add Artemis reporting module that will send automatic e-mail reports (inspired by e.g. https://github.com/CERT-Polska/Artemis/tree/main/artemis/reporting/modules/mysql_bruter)
    6 make sure the test suite passes (the test could be inspired e.g. by https://github.com/CERT-Polska/Artemis/blob/main/test/reporting/test_bruter_autoreporter_integration.py)

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kazet commented Nov 2, 2023

does hydra solve the problem?

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