you could add like security questions, like please tell me your name/ Is it in your password, the most current nickname, the name of your aunt/ the name of your first dog/ or words that might be in the password.
@victorgr: That sort of defeats the purpose, since in a real situation, the hacker would likely know nothing about the victim. That also probably fits into the category of dictionary attacking (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dictionary_attack\)
https://repl.it/@CyanCoding/Brute-Force-Password-Cracker
I built the Brute Force Password Cracker as a fun program to test out passwords, and to test my knowledge of Python 3 and its libraries.
you could add like security questions, like please tell me your name/ Is it in your password, the most current nickname, the name of your aunt/ the name of your first dog/ or words that might be in the password.
@victorgr: That sort of defeats the purpose, since in a real situation, the hacker would likely know nothing about the victim. That also probably fits into the category of dictionary attacking (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dictionary_attack\)