PIP

sudo python3.4 -m pip install PyCrypto
sudo python3.4 -m pip install ktcal2
kt-cal2 -h

Manually

sudo python3.4 -m pip install PyCrypto
git clone https://github.com/cr0hn/ktcal2.git ktcal2
cd ktcal2
sudo python3.4 -m pip -r requirements.txt install
python3.4 kt-cal2.py -h

As a tool

You can test SSH passwords, using a wordlist or brute forcer password generation.

python3.4 ktcal2.py --password-wordlist my_password_list.txt -u root 127.0.0.1

python3.4 ktcal2.py --password-wordlist my_password_list.txt --user-wordlist user_names.txt 127.0.0.1

python3.4 ktcal2.py -u root --max-length 4 -N 127.0.0.1

python3.4 ktcal2.py -u root -N --max-length 2 --min-length 2 127.0.0.1

python3.4 ktcal2.py -u root -N -c -C --max-length 2 --min-length 2 127.0.0.1

As a library

from ktcal2.api import run
from ktcal2.lib.data import GlobalParameters, PasswordConfig

def custom_display(message):
    """Displays debug info in a custom way"""
    print("----->>> %s <<<-----" % message)


if __name__ == "__main__":
    # Configure password generator, for brute forcer mode.
    password_config = PasswordConfig(low_chars=True,
                                 numbers=True,
                                 special=True,
                                 min_len=4,
                                 max_len=5)

    config = GlobalParameters(target=dst,
                              verbosity=2,

                              # If we wan to display info
                              display_function=custom_display,

                              # Net options
                              concurrency=20,

                              # Credentials
                              username_list=("root" for x in range(1)),
                              password_config=password_config)

    run(config)