Categories: Kali Linux

Hatch – Brute Force Tool That Is Used To Brute Force Most Websites

Hatch is a brute force tool that is used to brute force most websites. In order to use the this tool you need the following requirements.

pip2 install selenium
pip2 install requests

Note : chrome driver and chrome are also required! link to chrome driver: http://chromedriver.chromium.org/downloads copy it to bin.

Also Read:ImaginaryC2:Python Tool Help In Network Behavioral Analysis Of Malware

Installation Instructions

git clone https://github.com/MetaChar/Hatch
python2 main.py

How to use (text)

  • Find a website with a login page
  • Inspect element to find the Selector of the username form
  • Do the same for the password field
  • The the login form
  • When Asked put in the username to brute force
  • Watch it go!

Video Tutorial

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