SSH brute force time test based on thread count.

full-speed.py

#!/usr/bin/env python3

# Start config
ATTEMPT_SECONDS = 1.694
COMBINATIONS = 56800235584
# End config

threads = float(input("Threads: "))

tests_per_second = threads / ATTEMPT_SECONDS
tests_per_minute = tests_per_second * 60
tests_per_hour = tests_per_minute * 60

hours = COMBINATIONS / tests_per_hour
days = hours / 24
print("\nHours at full-speed: " + str(hours))
print("As days: " + str(days))

real-speed.py

#!/usr/bin/env python3

import subprocess
import time
from threading import Thread

# Start config
ATTEMPT_SECONDS = 1.694
COMBINATIONS = 56800235584
# End config

threads = float(input("Threads: "))
done = 0

def thread_test():
    global done
    subprocess.run(["sleep", str(ATTEMPT_SECONDS)])
    done += 1

print("Running test...")

start_time = time.time()
for _ in range(int(threads)):
    Thread(target=thread_test, daemon=True).start()
while done < threads:
    continue
elapsed_time = time.time() - start_time

tests_per_second = threads / elapsed_time
tests_per_minute = tests_per_second * 60
tests_per_hour = tests_per_minute * 60

hours = COMBINATIONS / tests_per_hour
days = hours / 24
print("\nHours: " + str(hours))
print("As days: " + str(days))