BN+ Brute force hash attacker 1.0.8

Description: An easy to use tool to preform brute force attacks on hashes. MD4, MD5, RIPEMD160, SHA1, and SHA2 family hashes are supported. Ideal for password recovery, and sending and decoding hash messages. Hashes are text containing data encrypted in an irreversible algorithm, and are most used for storing passwords. More information about hashes can be found in this wikipedia article. If you are looking for a tool to hash text, go to this topic. Release date: 2009-02-16 Known issues: None Program version: 1.0.8 Front end language: English System requirements > Win 2000 / Win Xp / Win Vista > .Net framework 2.0 or higher Developer: De Dauw Jeroen Written in: Visual Basic.net and visual C# .Net, using Visual Studio 2008 Source code: Click here to download Based upon: BN+ Framework 2.0.2.0 --- Official page: http://code.bn2vs.com/viewtopic.php?t=112 --- Version 1.0.8 released This new version contains the usual performance improvements, some small bug fixes and a bunch of new features. Most notable is the 'start from' feature, which allows to quite an attack and resume it at a later date. The statistics interface has also undergone some improvements. The current password and attack rate will be displayed, and numeric values like the amount of passwords will be displayed in a more readable format. The clocks have also been fixed, a very long period will now be displayed as days or years instead of hours. On top of these improvements to the brute force control itself, the interface has also been improved. A menu with a variety of features has been added, including a small options dialogue and save/load functionality (which is stored in .txt format, and can be shared with other people).

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rtsbnvs (2009-02-16)

Official topic:
Manual:

rtsbnvs (2009-02-16)

Performance comparison with previouse versions
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Version 1.0.8 attack speeds (tested with MD5 hash on 2.1 GHz single core laptop):
> Basic attacks without replacing: 2,07 million / minute
> Basic attacks with replacing: 0,8 million / minute
> Large attacks without replacing: 1,16 million / minute
> Large attacks with replacing: 0,59 million / minute
Version 1.0.5 attack speeds (tested with MD5 hash on 2.1 GHz single core laptop):
> Basic attacks without replacing: 1,93 million / minute
> Basic attacks with replacing: 0,51 million / minute
> Large attacks without replacing: 1,15 million / minute
> Large attacks with replacing: 0,42 million / minute
Version 1.0.3 attack speeds (tested with MD5 hash on 2.1 GHz single core laptop):
> Basic attacks without replacing: 1,23 million / minute
> Basic attacks with replacing: 0,39 million / minute
> Large attacks without replacing: 1,15 million / minute
> Large attacks with replacing: 0,39 million / minute

jack_tnm (2009-02-17)

thank you for this useful post

rtsbnvs (2009-02-20)

Np m8
Some seeding would be appreciated. The file isn't even half a MB, so there is no reason to get it of ur hdd quickly :)

maffiakillen (2009-12-22)

Thanks,, You are an advance guy. Wish you were my neighbor. Don't forget txt. file with nfo
Peace

maffiakillen (2009-12-22)

Since I'm downloading a lot I have to mark and paste your description to my own notepad.
Thank again