CrackTC - Crack TrueCrypt Passwords ~ Team ZOiT

CrackTC ~About~ CrackTC is a very simple little Java-app which can be used to find the correct password for a TrueCrypt volume. It only works with Linux. ~Using It~ *If you don't have Linux, download Damn Small Linux or Ubuntu, and install it within VirtualBox then install TrueCrypt inside of the Linux Distro* TrueCrypt tries to invoke "truecrypt -p *password* *truecrypt-file*" and TrueCrypt in Windows it does not work like that. I recommend making a temporary TrueCrypt file and a temporary password file just to try CrackTC out and get a hang of how it works, so you're sure you're doing it right when trying to find the correct password for your "real" volume. See the examples folder for this. Example: java CrackTC myVolume.tc passwords.txt passwords.txt should be like: password1 password2 password3 password4 password5 etc... Please note that the TrueCrypt volume must be dismounted! Usually that is: truecrypt -d /dev/mapper/truecrypt0 ~Generate Passwords~ To generate passwords I used Password Generator Professional 2007. http://www.kristanixsoftware.com/passwordgenerator/ It was great for me since this program has a "masking mode" (i.e. you can say that, for example, the first letter must be a selection of some specific letters, and that the second only can be a number, and so on. So if you know stuff like that, you can minimize the combinations considerably). ~Notes~ Note that the app is incredibly slow. On an Intel Core 2 Duo @ 2880MHz, it tries about 4.1 passwords per second. On an AMD XP 2800+, 2.5 passwords / second. So if you've got billions of different possible combinations it will take a LONG time. When I made this program, the password I had lost wasn't entirely lost. I didn't know exactly how it was, just approximately. So from that knowledge, I could generate about 40,000 possible combinations, and CrackTC found my password within an hour (though it could have taken longer). This torrent is only for CrackTC and does not include a password generator, TrueCrypt, VirtualBox, or any Linux Distros. Cheers, ~ZOiT

udp://tracker.openbittorrent.com:80
udp://open.demonii.com:1337
udp://tracker.coppersurfer.tk:6969
udp://exodus.desync.com:6969

djnet08 (2010-03-26)

@ericinsurgent
you have to put it on an external drive...at least thats the easiest way ive found