Input
Target you control
Test username(s)
A locally generated test password list
Optional concurrency settings
Candidate generator
Generates or reads candidate passwords.
Common approaches are dictionary, rule-based, and exhaustive combinations.
Attempt engine
Sends each candidate to a deliberately vulnerable local test authentication service.
Records whether the laboratory service accepts or rejects it.
Response analyzer
Determines success/failure from the controlled test application's response.
Real-world tools can use HTTP status codes and response contents, although relying on only status codes can produce false positives.
Concurrency/queue
A worker pool processes candidates.
A central queue tracks pending, successful, and failed attempts.
Results
Attempts/second
Number tested
Successful laboratory credential
Error counts
Runtime/logs
Landing
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password-authentication only ever points at a deliberately vulnerable local test authentication service that you run and control. You give it a target host, the test usernames, and a locally generated test password list; it generates or reads candidate passwords, sends each one to that local service, and decides accept or reject from the controlled application’s response — not from status codes alone.
password-authentication only ever points at a deliberately vulnerable local test authentication service that you run and control. You give it a target host, the test usernames, and a locally generated test password list; it generates or reads candidate passwords, sends each one to that local service, and decides accept or reject from the controlled application’s response — not from status codes alone.
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