Good password is not found

[e2002e]

Hello, I tried at first the "Pulsar" and it was able to retrieve a good password if before the account got locked because the program was just stopping at that point. Now I was exited (and still am) by hyperpulse because it's really well automatized now, BUT it doesn't trigger anything when a good password is tried !!!! I tried multiple times with my account and my pass and got the warning from facebook asking me to reset my pass... So I was wondering if they did not just stupidly change the html answer that you are testing (don't doubt their security team is scrapping the net for facebook's threat and saw your software).

[Bitwise-01]

Yeah they probably did.

[e2002e]

You need to fight that, can't let them rest unchallenged ! I also wanted to let you know that I have created a similar program for gmail, many people claim they cannot brute gmail but I found the trick once, and I am putting in on github this evening (in a few hours). I had to dive in Pulsar's code once because i was using ubuntu and it wines for kali, so after changing that part I wanted to get understanding of how you managed the whole stuff, pretty impressing by it's simplicity and efficiency. Got inspired, thanks.

[Bitwise-01]

Yeah, I will but not now. I'm kinda busy working on a program called Phi right now. Phi is a brute force tool that would be able to parallelize proxies during the brute force process, instead of just using one like all of the other brute force tools I've written.

I wrote that Pulsar program and I'm writing this Phi program as a birthday presents to myself. It is a way of pushing myself to write better programs after every year.

The program Pulsar program uses only two main threads, one manages the password list and the other one attempts passwords from the password list.

[e2002e]

I 've done that ! you'll find out your working solution for the proxies, the advise I can give about reading a wordlist in different threads is to have a global scope variable that you increase in every thread when the attempt is done, surrounding the assignment with a mutex lock and mutex unlock. Also I had to deal with the wordlist itself, getting it from user input and passing the data to each thread, parsing it so that you know how many words there are and filling up an array of pointer (in c++) as list[nwords][wordmaxlength] and then you can refer to it easy.

[Bitwise-01]

It already works that way. The password list is a global variable in the class

[e2002e]

Okay, then you avoided the pain I had because my lists are local. I posted my work, please visit my profile. I will still be editing it for some times until I'm satisfied with it. and I need to include a readme. I know you shouldn't trust a binary from someone you barely know, but i'll be glad to get feedbacks. You can also download QTCREATOR and build the sources. Best regard my fellow hacker