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HyprPulse works but...
Heyyy @Ethical-H4CK3R thx so much for 'hyperPulse' its super working! :) how was your exams??...and do i need to delete the 'Cracked.txt' output file after every session or it is updated every time?? i noticed in the video the init.py file was outside the lib folder should i remove it from the lib folder??
Your welcome. Exams went great, I even made Dean's list. No, you don't need to delete the Cracked file. The init.py was there because I was testing the code, and I forgot to remove it before recording. Do you have any suggestions on how I can improve upon the code?
@Ethical-H4CK3R Ethical, in pulsar.py it says to run install.py..... But you have the shell script instead... Is this intended, or is it just a mistake?
@Ethical-H4CK3R glad to know you were successful in your exams :)...i'm currently testing 'hyprPulse' out so far so good - if i have any suggestions i will let you know :)
Hey @Ethical-H4CK3R :)
ok...so the tool works but there are some issues:
I ran the tool with a wordlist of 15 passwords several times and it did select the correct password and then i ran the tool again with a wordlist of 40 passwords several times and it didn't select the correct password but skipped it.
Also passwords are randomly selected, and at times it uses a password from the list several times. May be you can configue the script to run the wordlist from the first to the last in that order consecutively and not randomly.
I think facebook might still be detecting automated payloads from this tool when it reaches a certain number in the payload, not sure.
I'm new to coding so my recommendations to configure the script might not be effective but I know you are very skilful in writing these codes and i bet you will find a way around these issues. Goodluck! and keep up with the excellent work that you do :)
@Juniorn1003 you need to fix the Faitagram issues in the issues tab before you close them - you keep closing off issues that is not yet resolved :(
@MelissaMV The passwords are managed by three threads, first one is the password collector, the second one is the queue(FIFO) and the third one is password attempter. The password collector's job is to add a password to the queue and to not overflow the queue. The queue's job is to obtain and release a password. The password attempter's job is to attempt a password and remove it from the queue if the password gets attempted. So if something goes wrong, instead of crashing, it will reattempt that password. And that's why the password appears more than once, and because of that, the passwords are out of order. For example, if the program encounters a 403 error it will change the IP address and try again instead of crashing. I can try implementing some sort of sorting algorithm, but that will only sort passwords within the same queue. By the way, what language do you program in, and how good are you?
oh ok thx for the the info :) but tell me why the correct password is being skipped in the wordlist with 40 passwords? I'm basically new to programming like a baby still drinking milk lol i'm learning Perl, Javascript and Python and hopefully someday I'll be as good as you guys :P If you got some resources that you would like to share i'll appreciate it (so i can hack the whole world lol just kidding). I'm pursuing a career in Cyber Security.
@MelissaMV I have no idea why it's doing that, I can't really run it on the school network, I will fix it in April. In the meanwhile, you should try to fix it using your Python skills. It is good that you're learning, but don't overwork yourself. Focus on one language at a time, or try a small amount of each language and choose the one you love the most. If I were you, I would focus on Python first, because it's beautiful, powerful, readable, and it's growing in popularity. I wouldn't really try with Perl because it's barely used anymore, and with Javascript, only learn it when learning Web Dev. My only resource is Google, I don't like reading programming books, I keep my skills sharp by programming almost every day.
@Ethical-H4CK3R thank you for the advice and info...yeah Python rocks and rules! :)