def run_statistical_crack_mode(pJTR: JohnTheRipper, pPercentile: float,
pMaxAllowedCharactersToBruteForce: int) -> None:
# The JTR POT file is the source of passwords
Printer.print("Parsing JTR POT file at {}".format(pJTR.jtr_pot_file_path),
Level.INFO)
lListOfPasswords = pJTR.parse_passwords_from_pot()
if pJTR.verbose:
lCountPasswords = lListOfPasswords.__len__()
Printer.print(
"Using {} passwords in statistical analysis: ".format(
str(lCountPasswords)), Level.INFO)
if lCountPasswords > 1000000:
Printer.print(
"That is a lot of passwords. Statistical analysis may take a while.",
Level.WARNING)
# Let PasswordStats class analyze most likely masks
Printer.print("Beginning statistical analysis", Level.INFO)
lPasswordStats = PasswordStats(lListOfPasswords)
Printer.print(
"Parsed {} passwords into {} masks".format(
lPasswordStats.count_passwords, lPasswordStats.count_masks),
Level.INFO)
# Calculate masks most likely need to crack X% of the password hashes
lMasks = lPasswordStats.get_popular_masks(pPercentile)
Printer.print(
"Password masks ({} percentile): {}".format(pPercentile, lMasks),
Level.INFO)
run_smart_mask_mode(
pJTR=pJTR,
pMasks=lMasks,
pMaxAllowedCharactersToBruteForce=pMaxAllowedCharactersToBruteForce)
def perform_statistical_cracking(pHashFile: str, pPercentile: float,
pHashFormat: str, pVerbose: bool,
pDebug: bool, pPassThrough: str,
pNumberHashes: int) -> None:
# The JTR POT file is the source of passwords
if pVerbose:
print("[*] Parsing JTR POT file at {}".format(JTR_POT_FILE_PATH))
lListOfPasswords = parse_jtr_pot(pVerbose, True)
if pVerbose:
lCountPasswords = lListOfPasswords.__len__()
print("[*] Using {} passwords in statistical analysis: ".format(
str(lCountPasswords)))
if lCountPasswords > 1000000:
print(
"[*] That is a lot of passwords. Statistical analysis may take a while."
)
# Let PasswordStats class analyze most likely masks
if pVerbose: print("[*] Beginning statistical analysis")
lPasswordStats = PasswordStats(lListOfPasswords)
if pVerbose:
print("[*] Parsed {} passwords into {} masks".format(
lPasswordStats.count_passwords, lPasswordStats.count_masks))
# Calculate masks most likely need to crack X% of the password hashes
lMasks = lPasswordStats.get_popular_masks(lPercentile)
if pVerbose:
print("[*] Password masks ({} percentile): {}".format(
pPercentile, lMasks))
# For each mask, try high probability guesses
lUndefinedMasks = []
for lMask in lMasks:
if pVerbose: print("[*] Processing mask: {}".format(lMask))
# If the number of characters in the mask is "small" as defined by
# MAX_CHARS_TO_BRUTEFORCE, then use brute-force on the pattern.
# If there are more characters than the limit, use "smart brute-force"
# which is a hybrid between dictionary and mask mode.
lCountCharacters = int(len(lMask) / 2)
if lCountCharacters <= MAX_CHARS_TO_BRUTEFORCE:
lWordlist = ""
run_jtr_mask_mode(pHashFile=pHashFile,
pMask=lMask,
pWordlist=lWordlist,
pHashFormat=pHashFormat,
pVerbose=pVerbose,
pDebug=pDebug,
pPassThrough=pPassThrough,
pNumberHashes=pNumberHashes)
else:
# All lowercase letters
if re.match('^(\?l)+$', lMask):
lCountLetters = lMask.count('?l')
if lCountLetters > MAX_CHARS_TO_BRUTEFORCE:
lWordlist = "dictionaries/{}-character-words.txt".format(
str(lCountLetters))
lRule = ""
run_jtr_wordlist_mode(pHashFile=pHashFile,
pWordlist=lWordlist,
pRule=lRule,
pHashFormat=pHashFormat,
pVerbose=pVerbose,
pDebug=pDebug,
pPassThrough=pPassThrough,
pNumberHashes=pNumberHashes)
# All uppercase
elif re.match('^(\?u)+$', lMask):
lCountLetters = lMask.count('?u')
lWordlist = "dictionaries/{}-character-words.txt".format(
str(lCountLetters))
lRule = "uppercase"
run_jtr_wordlist_mode(pHashFile=pHashFile,
pWordlist=lWordlist,
pRule=lRule,
pHashFormat=pHashFormat,
pVerbose=pVerbose,
pDebug=pDebug,
pPassThrough=pPassThrough,
pNumberHashes=pNumberHashes)
# Uppercase followed by lowercase (assume only leading letter is uppercase)
elif re.match('^(\?u)(\?l)+$', lMask):
lCountLetters = lMask.count('?u') + lMask.count('?l')
lWordlist = "dictionaries/{}-character-words.txt".format(
str(lCountLetters))
lRule = "capitalize"
run_jtr_wordlist_mode(pHashFile=pHashFile,
pWordlist=lWordlist,
pRule=lRule,
pHashFormat=pHashFormat,
pVerbose=pVerbose,
pDebug=pDebug,
pPassThrough=pPassThrough,
pNumberHashes=pNumberHashes)
# Lowercase ending with digits
elif re.match('^(\?l)+(\?d)+$', lMask):
lCountLetters = lMask.count('?l')
lCountDigits = lMask.count('?d')
lWordlist = "dictionaries/{}-character-words.txt".format(
str(lCountLetters))
lRule = "append{}digits".format(str(lCountDigits))
run_jtr_wordlist_mode(pHashFile=pHashFile,
pWordlist=lWordlist,
pRule=lRule,
pHashFormat=pHashFormat,
pVerbose=pVerbose,
pDebug=pDebug,
pPassThrough=pPassThrough,
pNumberHashes=pNumberHashes)
# Uppercase followed by digits
elif re.match('^(\?u)+(\?d)+$', lMask):
lCountLetters = lMask.count('?u')
lCountDigits = lMask.count('?d')
lWordlist = "dictionaries/{}-character-words.txt".format(
str(lCountLetters))
lRule = "uppercaseappend{}digits".format(str(lCountDigits))
run_jtr_wordlist_mode(pHashFile=pHashFile,
pWordlist=lWordlist,
pRule=lRule,
pHashFormat=pHashFormat,
pVerbose=pVerbose,
pDebug=pDebug,
pPassThrough=pPassThrough,
pNumberHashes=pNumberHashes)
# Uppercase, lowercase, then digits (assume only leading letter is uppercase)
elif re.match('^(\?u)(\?l)+(\?d)+$', lMask):
lCountLetters = lMask.count('?u') + lMask.count('?l')
lCountDigits = lMask.count('?d')
lWordlist = "dictionaries/{}-character-words.txt".format(
str(lCountLetters))
lRule = "capitalizeappend{}digits".format(str(lCountDigits))
run_jtr_wordlist_mode(pHashFile=pHashFile,
pWordlist=lWordlist,
pRule=lRule,
pHashFormat=pHashFormat,
pVerbose=pVerbose,
pDebug=pDebug,
pPassThrough=pPassThrough,
pNumberHashes=pNumberHashes)
# Low number of digits. We do not cover large numbers of digits because
# precomputing dictionary files would be huge and running mask mode takes a long time.
# Right now we support 4-6 digits only. Recall we cover 4 and 6 digits specifically in
# "prayer" mode so we do not repeat those two masks here.
elif re.match('^(\?d)+$', lMask):
lCountDigits = lMask.count('?d')
if lCountDigits == 5:
lWordlist = "dictionaries/{}-digit-numbers.txt".format(
str(lCountDigits))
run_jtr_wordlist_mode(pHashFile=pHashFile,
pWordlist=lWordlist,
pRule="",
pHashFormat=pHashFormat,
pVerbose=pVerbose,
pDebug=pDebug,
pPassThrough=pPassThrough,
pNumberHashes=pNumberHashes)
else:
print(
"[*] WARNING: Did not process mask {} because it is out of policy"
.format(lMask))
# Lowercase ending with something other than the masks already accounted for. If the
# ending pattern is longer than 4 characters, we do not try because it takes a long time
# to test that many hashes
elif re.match('^(\?l)+', lMask):
lPrefix = re.search('^(\?l)+', lMask).group()
lCountLetters = lPrefix.count("?l")
lSuffix = lMask[lCountLetters * 2:]
if len(lSuffix) <= 4:
lWordlist = "dictionaries/{}-character-words.txt".format(
str(lCountLetters))
lMaskParam = "--mask=?w{}".format(lSuffix)
run_jtr_mask_mode(pHashFile=pHashFile,
pMask=lMaskParam,
pWordlist=lWordlist,
pHashFormat=pHashFormat,
pVerbose=pVerbose,
pDebug=pDebug,
pPassThrough=pPassThrough,
pNumberHashes=pNumberHashes)
else:
print(
"[*] WARNING: Did not process mask {} because it is out of policy"
.format(lMask))
else:
lUndefinedMasks.append(lMask)
print(
"[*] WARNING: No policy defined for mask {}".format(lMask))
# List masks that did not match a pattern so that a pattern can be added
if lUndefinedMasks:
print(
"[*] WARNING: There was no policy defined for the following masks: {}"
.format(lUndefinedMasks))
if lArgs.input_file:
with open(lArgs.input_file, READ_BYTES) as lFile:
lListOfPasswords = lFile.readlines()
if lArgs.verbose:
print("[*] Finished reading input file " + lArgs.input_file)
# Count passwords imported
if lArgs.verbose:
lCountPasswords = lListOfPasswords.__len__()
print("[*] Passwords imported: " + str(lCountPasswords))
if lCountPasswords > 1000000:
print("[*] That is a lot of passwords. Parsing may take a while.")
# Calculate password statistics and store in PasswordStats object
if lArgs.verbose: print("[*] Parsing input file " + lArgs.input_file)
lPasswordStats = PasswordStats(lListOfPasswords)
if lArgs.verbose:
print("[*] Finished parsing input file " + lArgs.input_file)
print("[*] Parsed {} passwords into {} masks".format(
lPasswordStats.count_passwords, lPasswordStats.count_masks))
if lArgs.analyze_passwords:
lPasswordStats.get_analysis(lPercentile)
if lArgs.list_masks:
if lArgs.verbose:
print("[*] Password masks ({} percentile):".format(lPercentile),
end='')
print(lPasswordStats.get_popular_masks(lPercentile))
if lArgs.output_file: