BruteForcer for Windows

Automate your audit

BruteForcer is a security utility that runs as a standalone executable and performs automated credential-guessing and protected data extraction through configurable attack routines. It includes a brute-force engine that iterates through generated character combinations and dictionary inputs against supported authentication targets. It operates via direct system calls and file-parsing routines rather than through network service integration. 

BruteForcer loads local data sources and processes them through internal comparison cycles until a match condition is reached or limits are exceeded. Configuration is handled through parameter fields and preset ranges. Output is written to plain text logs and structured result files generated during execution.

The BruteForcer processing component is the attack module, which iterates over numeric, alphabetic, and mixed-character sets with adjustable length boundaries. Character tables and mask patterns are defined before execution. The engine sequentially increments combinations and compares the computed hashes or plaintext candidates against loaded credential records. Processing runs in a continuous loop with optional stop conditions tied to match detection, iteration count, or externally defined thresholds.

Iterative attack module

It includes a dictionary loader that imports external wordlists in plain text format and feeds entries into the same comparison pipeline used by generated sequences. The parser reads the input line by line and normalizes entries before testing. A separate registry reader component parses selected Windows registry hives and exports readable entries into text output. Registry extraction depends on file access permissions and does not include live hive editing functions.

The interface layout is organized around parameter panels, status fields, and a result log viewer that updates in real time. Configuration values include character scope, length range, input source, and output destination. The program runs as a portable binary without background services. However, it lacks a built-in encryption layer for stored results, and no native GPU-accelerated path for scaling computations.

Direct registry parser

BruteForcer runs on Windows as a portable executable and performs sequential credential-guessing, dictionary parsing, and registry data extraction via local file access. Its components center on parameterized attack cycles and text-based output logging. The tool does not include distributed processing, hardware acceleration, or encrypted result storage. Functional scope remains limited to local execution modules and imported data sources. Configuration relies on user-supplied wordlists and settings.