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A FTP brute force tool

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ftp_brute_force

ftp_brute_force is a tool designed for performing FTP brute force attacks.

Installation

You can install it via pip:

pip install ftp_brute_force

Usage Instructions

Basic Usage

You can import and use the tool as follows:

from ftp_brute_force import FtpBruteForce

ftp_brute(server_address, user_dict_path, password_dict_path, [server_port])

Example

from ftp_brute_force import FtpBruteForce

if __name__ == '__main__':
    server_address = "192.168.1.1"
    user_dict = r"user.dic"
    password_dict = r"password.dic"
    fbf = FtpBruteForce(server_address, user_dict, password_dict)
    user_tuple, password_tuple = fbf.load_dict()
    fbf.connection()
    fbf.brute(user_tuple, password_tuple)

Options

  • server_address: The IP address of the target FTP server.
  • user_dict: Path to the user dictionary for brute forcing.
  • password_dict: Path to the password dictionary for brute forcing.

Dependencies

  • Python 3.10 or higher
  • ftplib (built-in Python module)
  • socket (built-in Python module)
  • time (built-in Python module)
  • os (built-in Python module)
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