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kidkhaos

kidkhaos

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Right a doppy friend forgot his long password to his truecrypt file. He created it by using a combination of some of his existing password, however he has forgotten the combination and what passwords. Is there anything where we can input the 10 of his passwords it could be and then have a generated list of every possible combination (with no duplicate) so we can feed that to true.crypt.brute and hopefully recover it?

,thxs
 
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truecrypt is practically impossible to break. All the best.

I think there is a program that allows GPU's power to be used to brute force password entries but Im not sure that would even work.
 
normally it would be near impossible, but the password is made up of a combination of upto 10 words (all which are known). All i really need is something that can generate all the possible combinations of them 10 words with no duplication. If I can do that I can use that list in true.crypt.brute, which should find out which of the combination is correct.
 
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If you have a copy of backtrack linux, check out cupp (common user password profiler). It might help. If not there's a few other wordlist tools on there that might help
 
There are multi-gigabyte password lists available on a popular torrent site.

It's still unlikely to be successful though, think about the number of possible combinations of 10 words from big dictionary.
 
tntcoder said:
There are multi-gigabyte password lists available on a popular torrent site.

It's still unlikely to be successful though, think about the number of possible combinations of 10 words from big dictionary.
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It's a password made up of a combination of up to 10 words. That should be no more difficult than making a list of all combinations of the numbers 0-9. Post the words here and I'll have a go when I'm home from work.
 
cheers for the help here the words:

BLHR
JOHNNY5
KENDO-NAGASAKI
x42x
24601
E=MC2
T-1000
x12x21x2012x
NOAH
THE-ARISTOCATS

There are no spaces in the password. His 99.21% (his words) sure that he never used more then 5 words in the password so if its easier you could use the list of the words above to make a combination of up to 5 of the words.

Thanks again.
 
That'll make 100K possible passwords. Shouldn't be too hard to crack

And thats assuming he has used the same word more than once in a password.
 
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kidkhaos said:
There are no spaces in the password. His 99.21% (his words) sure that he never used more then 5 words in the password so if its easier you could use the list of the words above to make a combination of up to 5 of the words.

Thanks again.
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Here you go. I hope this helps. I wasn't able to able to get all the passwords using each word only once (so you've got AAAAA, BBBBB included for example instead of ABCDE only etc) but it should do I reckon. It's about 110000 words.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/6837347/ocuknew2.txt
 
PhillyDee said:
Let us know how long it took as well :D
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Yeah, that too :)

I could probably have reduced it by a lot by filtering it through sed to remove all the ones with duplicate parts but I really wasn't in the mood for wrestling with sed filters.

It shouldn't take that long to run though tbh.
 
:D E=MC2BLHR got you, you b@$%!*# (it was the 23335 one).

I first used true.crypt.brute it took about two hours to get to the 11,000 one. I then noticed TCbrute which was an alpha but was faster and multithreaded. Use that and got the password within 40 min

Thanks again Damien you saved me a lot of time, maybe I'll brand the password on my mates forehead :D
 
kidkhaos said:
Thanks again Damien you saved me a lot of time, maybe I'll brand the password on my mates forehead :D
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Thanks for letting us know. I'm glad to know it worked. What's he got an encrypted volume for anyway? Just for the hell of it or is there something worth protecting?
 
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