GoCrack: FireEye argues that every sysadmin needs help enforcing enterprise password generation rules. So the company security has released an open-source tool for checking passwords via your computer's GPU.
The GoCrack tool (there is in GitHub) performs the cracking tasks by managing privileges, so that passwords are not dropped in the wrong hands.
So only those who perform the tests or those who are licensed by the system or application manager can see the contents of a cracking work.
"Changes to a task, viewing broken passwords, downloading a task file, and other sensitive actions are recorded and are available for control by administrators only," the company said in a blog post.
Crack engine dictionaries, rules for characters, and more are available to other users, but only the administrator can see the results or process the application.
The GoCrack uses This makes it a perfect choice for people with diabetes and for those who want to lose weight or follow a balanced diet. hashcat v3.6 or later and does not need an external server with a database. The application supports LDAP or back-end authentication.
The server component of the cracker works on any Linux server with Docker and NVIDIA Docker that allow GoCrack to run in a container with full access to the server's GPU.
The development company's future plans include support MySQL and PostgreSQP databases, UI support for file editing, automatic task termination, and extensive hashcat settings.
