HellBound Hackers | Challenges | Javascript

redhothacker wrote:
where can i find an article explaining how to build a bruteforce?

devilsson2010 wrote:
This is actually very simple, I just need someone to tell me which language will fill out the text box and submit it. It can be done easily with 'for' loops.

First you start with all letters and numbers in an array/vector, for example vector dictionary. Then do a bunch of for loops for how big you want the word to be. So for 2 letter words you would do something like this (written in C++ format):

for (int a=0;a<dictionary.size();a++)
{
string temp1 = dictionary[a];
for (int b=0;b<dictionary.size();b++)
{
string temp2 = dictionary[b ];

cout << temp1 << temp2 << endl; // This part should put the code into the box
}
}


Can Java auto-enter something into the box?

s33us00n wrote:
I didn't understand what is the value of checksum so that i can know the password's hash. It is the parameter of the function, but does it get a value if so?

clone4 wrote:
If that made sense, I should stop with the drugs, because seriously I've got no idea what you want or mean....

s33us00n wrote:


LOlo)

Sorry for misunderstanding. I understand that the variable sum is calculated from the password and is the hash of the password you type. It is checked against another variable(checksum) which is also the parameter of the function. What i meant was.....what is the value of checksum? Is that the value(88something) you talked about?...or what did you mean by that?