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 BN+ Brute force hash attacker
An easy to use tool to preform brute force attacks on hashes

The downloads and documentation have been moved here.

Keywords: password recovery, brute force attack, hash decryption, hash attack, hash recovery, BN+ BFHA, BN+ hash attacker, hash decoding, hash decrypter, hash finder, MD5, SHA1, SHA256, SHA384, SHA512, SHA2 family, RIPEMD160, RIPEMD, MD4, password finder, md5 decrypter, md5 hacking, BN+ Brute force hash attacker



Brute Force Hash Attacker.u3p
 Description   BN+ BFHA v1.1.0. U3 application
Can only be used on U3's. For more info, visit u3.com
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 Filename   Brute Force Hash Attacker.u3p
 Filesize   358.34 KB
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BN+ Brute Force Hash Attacker 1.1.0.rar
 Description   BN+ BFHA v1.1.0. Direct run file + required dll library's rar

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 Filename   BN+ Brute Force Hash Attacker 1.1.0.rar
 Filesize   229.52 KB
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BN-BFHA-110.gif
 Description   BN+ BFHA v1.1.0 screenshot
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BN+ BFHA installer.rar
 Description   BN+ BFHA v1.0.8. Installer file rar

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 Filename   BN+ BFHA installer.rar
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Post Posted: Thu Oct 02, 2008 5:50 pm

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Application changelog and version performance

Change log

Version 1.1.0 - 2009-03-21
* Added multi hash attack capabilities
* Added update platform
* Added bug submit tool
* Added text based hash import and export functionallity
* Added statusbar flashing (occurs when an attack is completed and the form isn't focused)
* Made the layout dynamical
* Fixed validation issue in the load and new settings functionallity

Version 1.0.8 - 2009-02-16
* Added MD4 hash
* Added 'start from' option that will auto fill when an attack is aborted
* Added attack rate statistic
* Added current password statistic (and removed current password length statistic)
* Moved the displaying of the percentage inside the progressbar
* Use of internal hashing functions (except md4) for higher attacking rates
* Improved readibility of numbers by formating them and displaying them in scientific notation when very large
* Improved the display of remaining time (now long periods will be displatyed as days or years)
* Fixed bug in time elapsed casued when pauzing the attack

Version 1.0.5 - 2008-12-16
* Use of BigInteger class in the complete attack algorithm.
* Implemented automated selection of optimized algorithm for both small and large amounts, and attacks using the replace option.
* Fixed bug that caused wrong char set build up when using large char sets.
* Fixed bug that caused crash when unchecking all char set check boxes.
* Use of a slightly improved oop structure.
* Small add of chars to the special chars option.

Version 1.0.3 - 2008-10-29
* Added RIPEMD160 hash
* Fixed bugs in 'passwords contains' feature

Version 1.0.0 - September 2008
* Developpement start



Performance

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



BFHA-preformance.gif
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Post Posted: Fri Oct 03, 2008 10:44 am

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Version 1.0.3 released
This version features a whole load of bugfixes, most of which are related to the 'password contains' functionallity. The attacking alorithm has been slightly improved, and RIPEMD160 hash has been added to the list.

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Version 1.0.5 released
A list of bugs has been fixed, and some effort on improving the attack speed has been made.

List of changes since 1.0.3:
> Use of BigInteger class in the complete attack algorithm.
> Implemented automated selection of optimized algorithm for both small and large amounts, and attacks using the replace option.
> Fixed bug that caused wrong char set build up when using large char sets.
> Fixed bug that caused crash when unchecking all char set check boxes.
> Use of a slightly improved oop structure.
> Small add of chars to the special chars option.

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Version 1.0.8 released (Click here for torrent download)
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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Version 1.1.0 released
This release features quite a bunch of new functionality, most noteworthy the multi hash attack feature. This will allow you to enter as many hashes as you want and attack them all simultaneous. Various improvements have been made to the interface itself, like window flashing notification when an attack is completed, and both an update platform and bug submit tool have been added. The update platform will automatically report new updates and enable you to easily download and install them, and the bug reporter provides you with the means to help improve the application itself! For a complete list of changes, see the change log.

The multi hash functionality has decrease the overall performance with about 15%. Tests with up to 10 hashes have not shown a noteworthy decrease in performance compared to an attack with only 1. Version 1.0.8 will therefore have a better performance when attacking only 1 hash then this release. A load of new improvements, including performance, are already on their way to be implemented into the next version.

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Post Posted: Sat Mar 21, 2009 1:37 pm
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thx, thiz was a great help for mah MD5 hash encryption.
I used a script on some website and didn't know if it was really MD5
after a short test with your attacker I knew it was the real deal

great app!!

grtz c Wink Cool


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