Brute Force Framework

[Tyrell Wellick]

Follow the directions, entering the accurate values, and you shall obtain access to a rotating proxy brute force application with segmentation for the preservation of resources, making it suitable for operation on virtual machines or for very large projects that could potentially harm less powerful computers. It is plausible that you will need to resolve areas of the application yourself as it is not universally tailored; however, the objective was to provide a relatively uncomplicated interface with prompts for guidance, facilitating users in customising for their individual targets. Furthermore, it was designed for pin codes but could effortlessly be adapted to accommodate custom word lists.

1. Verify the presence of a compatible environment with Hydra and Proxychains installed.
2. Create a file titled "proxies.txt" in the same directory as the script, containing your proxy list.
3. Save the script to a file e.g. "bruteforce.py".
4. Navigate to the directory containing all files in the terminal.
5. Execute the script using Python e.g. "python bruteforce.py".

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