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MD5-utils is a script for MD5 hash function manipulations. It can crypt one or more word(s) and try to crack one or more hash(es) using online servers.
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Advanced Perl script for DES password cracking. Might be handy for password QA. Brut-force, load Unix passwd/shadow, multi hash crack, input/output file, save/resume cracking state.
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NOTE: Development has moved to github: http://www.github.com/jaymzh/check_x509 check_x509 is a generic script to check X509 entities for expiration periods. It can be run from nagios, nrpe, cron, on the command line, or in other scripts or programs.
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DES Cracker is a small perl script that cracks DES encrypted passwords.Currently there is only a brute force implementation where phrases are generated. Later version will have a possibility to use word lists for cracking.
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Ikedectypt is a perl script to decrypt IKEv1 packets in libpcap formatted trace file. You can use Ethereal(http://www.ethereal.com) to analyze decrypted trace. Key information(first initialization vector, skeyid_e) is needed to be supplied by user.
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