BoomZip is a commandline tools to crack by password protecting the Zip files. It uses go-routine to achieve a fast crack. BoomZiper supports highly customizable character sets for brute force cracking and dictionary attacks.
First of all, clone the repositories
git clone https://github.com/wakaka6/BoomZip.gitThen, enter the directory and build it
cd BoomZip && go buildor
go get github.com/wakaka6/BoomZip./BoomZip -h
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/_/ v0.1.0
(@wakaka6)
Usage of ./BoomZip:
-V Show version
-Version
Show version
-b Using bruteforce algorithem attack
-burstMax int
start brute-force max length (default 8)
-burstMin int
start brute-force min length (default 1)
-d string
Using dictionary attack
-i string
Path of the containing binary zip (e.g. xxx.zip)
-l string
type [?1|?a|?A|?!|?#]
?1 means 1234...
?a means abcd...
?A means ABCD...
?! means !@#$...
?# denote ?1?a?A?!
-o string
Output about password of zipfile
-p string
Using Custom letters to set brute-force payload (e.g a186)
-t int
Set goroutine count for bruteforce the zip file (default 3)
-v verbose output
Using Brute-force attacks and limit letters extent at 4~8
./BoomZip -v -i example.zip -l "?#" -b --burstMin=4 -o result.txt Use both the dictionary attack and the brute force attack with the specified custom character set, in which case the dictionary attack is performed first.
./Boomzip -v -i example.zip -p 1234 -b --burstMin=4 --burstMax=4 -d password.txt -o result.txt