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Capsule127 is a password cracker using data-grid technologies.

Currently available for all platforms with JRE 6 but not tested on Windows platforms. It is using Hazelcast as open-source datagrid for high-performance data flow over network and concurrency necessities.

It's at very early stage. Please check out demonstration video.

For now, it just supports following hash types;

• (MY4) MySql pre 4.1
• (MY5) Mysql post 4.1
• (MS2005) Microsoft Sql Server 2005-2008
• (MS2012) Microsoft Sql Server >= 2012
• (O11) Oracle < 11g (DES)
• (O) Oracle >= 11g (SHA1)
• (LM) LanMan Hash
• (NT) NT Hash

Planning to implement;

• WPA-WPA2 Pre Shared Keys
• SHA1, SHA256, SHA512
• ZIP file
• PDF
• SHA3 (Keccak)
• Camellia
• MD4, MD5
• HMAC-MD5
• HMAC-SHA1
• Cisco PIX
• RipeMD160
• Whirlpool
• Various TrueCrypt 5+ hashes
• Blowfish (openbsd)

But if you want to implement your own hash algorithm, it is very simple; you should just implement IHashTypeDescription and IHashGenerator interfaces and add your class to App.supportedHashTypes array.

Hash file format is very simple to understand. It's pattern is just like below;

[HASHTYPE]$[USERNAME]#[HASH]

Hash type values are included in sources which implements IHashTypeDescription classes. Take look at the implemented hash types paragraph up, you should see the hash types within parantheses. Here is an example hash file down below;

O$SIMON#4F8BC1809CB2AF77
O11$SYSTEM#71752CE0530476A8B2E0DD218AE59CB71B211D7E1DB70EE23BFB23BDFD48
MS2005$SIMON#0x01006ACDF9FF5D2E211B392EEF1175EFFE13B3A368CE2F94038B

You should have Maven installed.

Just clone the git repository and run

mvn compile exec:java

If you want to deploy as a jar file just type

mvn install

and just copy the file target/com.capsule127-[version].jar to any platform you want. Jar file includes all necessary files within.

It's very easy.

If you hava jar binary just type

java -jar com.capsule127-[version].jar

or execute it with maven by typing

mvn clean compile exec:java

After capsule127 starts, you should start a node by typing

c127> ns

or

c127> node-start

after that you can import your hash files by using hashes-import command

c127> hashes-import src/test/common/sample_hashes.txt

Capsule127 imports all hashes and dictionaries to the cloud.

And you can import your dictionaries -which can be in .gz format- by using dict-import command.

c127> dict-import my_own_dict.dic.gz

After you imported all of necessary stuff to the cloud, then you can start cracking your hashes by using lc or launch-cracker command with the type of hash indicator such as O , O11 etc.

c127> lc O

You should see some lines like the one below;

CRACKER: Running on 160099.0 p/s, hash count = 3179, wordlist chunks = 107, tried pass count= 3784281K, curr pass = tianph

The good part is that you can start-stop cracker any time at any node on the network and don't worry about data-loss or various problems such as shutdowns etc. Hazelcast handles all the failures.

If you have more than one node on the network, your data will be transffered to the last one if you have proper shutdowns of JVMs.

You can dump hashes left on cloud (not cracked yet) by using hashes-import command.

You can see any time whether a node joined on network or disconnected on capsule127 interface live like below;

Members [5] {
	Member [192.168.0.103]:5701
	Member [192.168.0.106]:5701
	Member [192.168.0.105]:5701
	Member [192.168.0.105]:5702
	Member [192.168.0.10]:5701 this
}

You can add a remote node which is not automatically-discovered by capsule127 by adding it manually to using add-node command.

When a password is cracked, it is broadcasted to all nodes accross network and saved to capsule127.jackpot file automatically.

By default capsule127 creates a workgroup named C127 with C127 password. But you can change your workgroup name and password by using set keyword.

For more information and help, just get in touch with developer esur[dot]harun[at]gmail[dot]com

Planning features

• Rules file integration for generating passwords to crack
• Adding various hash implementations
• Hash-file conversion tools from JTR and various hash-file types.
• Pause/Resume functions to pause/resume all the cloud
• Native interface (depends on Hazelcast c++ implementation otherwise should change data-grid module)
• Adding Jack The Ripper, oclHashCat integration
• Web interface (maybe?)