Brute force the zip file password using multithreading in python 3
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#!/usr/bin/env python3 | |
import sys | |
from threading import Thread | |
from queue import Queue | |
from zipfile import ZipFile, BadZipFile | |
from tempfile import mkdtemp | |
from blessings import Terminal | |
TMPDIR = mkdtemp() | |
passwords = Queue() | |
z = ZipFile("PDF.zip") | |
with open("dictionary.txt") as wordlist: | |
for password in wordlist: | |
passwords.put(password.strip()) | |
pass | |
pass | |
def worker(y): | |
while not passwords.empty(): | |
password = passwords.get() | |
try: | |
z.extractall(path=TMPDIR, pwd=password.encode()) | |
print(t.move(y, 0) + "Thread {}: Password Found: {}. Contents are extracted to {}".format(y, password, TMPDIR) + t.clear_eol) | |
with passwords.mutex: | |
passwords.queue.clear() | |
return | |
except: | |
print(t.move(y, 0) + "Thread {}: Tried password: {}".format(y, password) + t.clear_eol) | |
print(t.move(y, 0) + "Thread {}: Failed to crack zip file".format(y) + t.clear_eol) | |
pass | |
t = Terminal() | |
with t.fullscreen(): | |
threads = [] | |
for i in range(1, 6): | |
thread = Thread(target=worker, args=(i, ), daemon=True) | |
thread.start() | |
threads.append(thread) | |
for thread in threads: | |
thread.join() | |
msg = "All done! Press any key to exit." | |
print(t.move(len(threads) + 1, (t.width - len(msg)) // 2) + msg) | |
input() | |
z.close() | |
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