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Me again -.- can someone please show me how to make it so it goes trough all of my passwords from 1 to w/e and if those passwords are not right. Then the next name comes up and all those passwords are tried on that name and so on. Someone please tell me how to do that and im done -.- My Code is up already so if you guys can help please.

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it sounds like you know exactly waht you want it to do. not sure why you're not able to do it yourself? if you know what you want to do, you should be able to look in the help file and find the functions to do it. nothing complicated at all in your request. i was actually helping W0uter with his brute forcer thing, that's what i posted the code for. i'm not trying to help you pirate stuff.
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i agree that this should only be done as a personal persuit for knowledge.

not an account hacking program ...

i hope you got a lan with power pc's in it else you could wait like a week ?

NO i will not help you how to use this.

NO i am not responsible in any way if there is damage done with this.

it is purely for LEARNING.

it sucks though and need recursion and a better algorithm :whistle:

ProcessSetPriority(@autoitPID, 5)

_bf(32, 255, 2)




Func _bf($var1 = 97, $var2 = 122, $nr = 6)
    
    Local $s_string = ''
    
    If $nr > 0 Then
        For $a = $var1 To $var2
            $s_string &= Chr($a)
            _BFR($s_string)
            If $nr > 1 Then
                For $b = $var1 To $var2
                    $s_string &= Chr($b)
                    _BFR($s_string)
                    If $nr > 2 Then
                        For $c = $var1 To $var2
                            $s_string &= Chr($c)
                            _BFR($s_string)
                            If $nr > 3 Then
                                For $d = $var1 To $var2
                                    $s_string &= Chr($d)
                                    _BFR($s_string)
                                    If $nr > 4 Then
                                        For $e = $var1 To $var2
                                            $s_string &= Chr($e)
                                            _BFR($s_string)
                                            If $nr > 5 Then
                                                For $f = $var1 To $var2
                                                    $s_string &= Chr($f)
                                                    _BFR($s_string)
                                                    $s_string = StringTrimRight($s_string, 1)
                                                Next
                                            EndIf
                                            $s_string = StringTrimRight($s_string, 1)
                                        Next
                                    EndIf
                                    $s_string = StringTrimRight($s_string, 1)
                                Next
                            EndIf
                            $s_string = StringTrimRight($s_string, 1)
                        Next
                    EndIf
                    $s_string = StringTrimRight($s_string, 1)
                Next
            EndIf
            $s_string = StringTrimRight($s_string, 1)
        Next
    EndIf
    
EndFunc;==> _bf()



Func _BFR($v_x)
    ConsoleWrite($v_x & @LF)
EndFunc;==> _BFR()
Edited by w0uter

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What do you mean oopz -.-

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My point was that you were reading from the file to a $pass variable, but then trying to read that information from a $password variable. It's a pity that you didn't see that from my message but it looks like you have it worked out now though.
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