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noob asking for password help 2017-02-16 01:21:19 Post No.
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I have a self-extracting 7-zip archive, which is secured with a password. I know that the password is 10 characters long and consists only of numbers and random letters. Now my question:
Do you know a programm, which can handle such a self-extracting archive and brut-force or use a wordlist on it?
All programms I have tried do only work with .rar or .zip, but this archive is a .exe, which starts a .sfx. I also might have a suitable wordlist for this, but I couldn´t find a programm to try it on this .exe.
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gentoo
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>>58970804
Is that shift knob a joke, or did someone actually have a reason for making it like that?
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>>58970818
this, gentoo has some packages for this kind of shit
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>>58970804
write a fucking script in auto-it
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Python
>for i in wordlist:
> if extract(i):
> break
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>>58970848
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/porsche-911-used-parts-sale-wanted/350636-fs-rare-ruf-7-speed-shift-knob.html
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>>58970848
This should actually be a shift knob from an old racing car.
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>>58970863
Well, I think this would go above my poor programming skills. That is why I asked for a specific programm. And also I don´t have that much time.
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OP can try generating a wordlist with crunch and pipe that into john the ripper, which may be able to work on 7z files.
you are also a faggot
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>>58970804
>that 3 -> 4 shift pattern
>one day, someone at Porsche put the pencil down, looked at the schematics and said to himself "this is fine"
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