SSH Cracker

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Features

• Fast
• 100% Accurate
• Check Access

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Requirements

• Python 3.x or later
• Required libraries:
  • paramiko
  • pystyle
  • colorama

Install dependencies using:

pip install -r requirements.txt

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How to Use

Linux

Step 1: Install Prerequisites

1. Verify Python 3.x is installed:

   python3 --version

2. If Python isn’t installed, use the following commands to install:

   sudo apt update
   sudo apt install python3 python3-pip

3. Install necessary libraries:

   pip3 install paramiko pystyle colorama

Step 2: Prepare Input Files

• IP File: Contains IP addresses and ports in <IP>:<Port> format. Example:

  192.168.1.1:22
  192.168.1.2:22
  

• Username File: Contains a list of usernames, one per line. Example:

  admin
  root
  

• Password File: Contains a list of passwords, one per line. Example:

  password123
  admin@123
  

Step 3: Run the Script

• Execute the script:

  python3 main.py

Step 4: Follow the Prompts

The script will ask for:

1. Path to the IP file.
2. Path to the username file.
3. Path to the password file.
4. Maximum number of threads.

Step 5: Check Results

After completion, view the generated log files:

• good.txt: Records successful connections.
• error.txt: Contains authentication errors.
• no-access.txt: Logs inaccessible IPs or ports.

Use commands like cat to check logs:

cat good.txt

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Windows

Step 1: Install Python

1. Download Python from https://www.python.org/ and install it.
2. During installation, ensure Add Python to PATH is selected.
3. Verify installation by opening cmd and typing:

   python --version

Step 2: Install Required Libraries

1. Open Command Prompt (cmd).
2. Install libraries:

   pip install paramiko pystyle colorama

Step 3: Prepare Input Files

• IP File: Create a text file with IPs and ports in <IP>:<Port> format. Example:

  192.168.1.1:22
  192.168.1.2:22
  

• Username File: Create a file with usernames. Example:

  admin
  root
  

• Password File: Create a file with passwords. Example:

  password123
  admin@123
  

Step 4: Run the Script

Execute the script:

python main.py

Step 5: Follow the Prompts

Provide:

1. Path to the IP file.
2. Path to the username file.
3. Path to the password file.
4. Maximum number of threads.

Step 6: Check Results

After completion, logs are generated in the following files:

• good.txt
• error.txt
• no-access.txt

Open these files using Notepad or any text editor to view results.