OP 27 November, 2020 - 04:04 AM
(This post was last modified: 27 November, 2020 - 04:21 AM by festus8070l.)
I made my first tool tonight. This tool is written in 3 Languages for compatibility although my tool is targeted at Linux/MacOS. If you willing to debug it, (Shouldn't need to), you can try the Python version on Windows.
EDIT: You will need the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), in order to run this on Windows. From there, you can run any of the three versions.
My script is written in:
My script needs the file to grep to have been imported. Import speed varies depending on your harddrive read speed. My import speeds on my HDD is around 10mb/s. There is a builtin duplicate line finder across different imported breaches.
To view Documentation, please read my README.md inside.
EDIT:
For those interested, this tool splits dumps into smaller ones and add rules in their filenames to search the correct file. The majority of the work I put through this is toward speed and efficiency. My first version imported files at a peak of 4kb/s. This is now incredibly/significantly faster. The Golang version includes a small 50mb breach to test it out.
EDIT: You will need the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), in order to run this on Windows. From there, you can run any of the three versions.
My script is written in:
- Golang (Very Fast)
- Python (Fast, but not as much as the Golang version)
- Bash (Slower)
My script needs the file to grep to have been imported. Import speed varies depending on your harddrive read speed. My import speeds on my HDD is around 10mb/s. There is a builtin duplicate line finder across different imported breaches.
To view Documentation, please read my README.md inside.
EDIT:
For those interested, this tool splits dumps into smaller ones and add rules in their filenames to search the correct file. The majority of the work I put through this is toward speed and efficiency. My first version imported files at a peak of 4kb/s. This is now incredibly/significantly faster. The Golang version includes a small 50mb breach to test it out.
One OS to rule them all,
One OS to find them.
One OS to call them all,
And in salvation bind them.
In the bright land of Linux,
Where the hackers play. - J. Scott Thayer
One OS to find them.
One OS to call them all,
And in salvation bind them.
In the bright land of Linux,
Where the hackers play. - J. Scott Thayer
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