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Flag(s) in default_credentials to make possible to determine to which product and for which type of service a specific credential is applicable #78

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codeHorse87 opened this issue Dec 4, 2024 · 0 comments
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Flag(s) in default_credentials to make possible to determine to which product and for which type of service a specific credential is applicable #78

codeHorse87 opened this issue Dec 4, 2024 · 0 comments

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Hi @martingalloar and @vah13 I suggest to include other default credentials as well and adding a flag in the file format to note for what protocol/product a credential should be tested. This will require a bit additional logic in the example script for bruteforcing.

Originally posted by @codeHorse87 in #41 (comment)
@codeHorse87 codeHorse87 changed the title Hi @martingalloar and @vah13 I suggest to include other default credentials as well and adding a flag in the file format to note for what protocol/product a credential should be tested. This will require a bit additional logic in the example script for bruteforcing. Flag(s) in default_credentials to make possible to determine to which product and for which type of service a specific credential is applicable Dec 4, 2024
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