Multi Password Brute Forcer

A Python automation tool designed to perform intelligent brute-force attacks on multi-input forms (e.g. PIN pads, password grids, etc.) using pyautogui.

⚠️ Legal Warning

This tool is intended for ethical hacking and authorized security testing only.

• You may only use Bruty on systems and applications you own or have explicit written permission to test.
• Unauthorized use against any service, website, or system without permission is illegal and may violate computer misuse laws.
• The author is not responsible for any misuse, damage, legal consequences, or violations caused by this tool.

Use responsibly and ethically.

Features

• Multi-Box Support: Fill and submit multiple input fields in a single cycle (ideal when server responses are slow)

• Persistent Progress: Automatically saves state so you can pause and resume brute-forcing without losing progress

• Smart Position Correction: Automatically retries nearby coordinates if typing fails in a box (toggleable)

• Random Unused Password Generation: Never repeats previously tried combinations

• Highly Configurable:

  • Adjustable delays between boxes, cycles, and individual actions
  • Custom password length
  • Character sets (digits only, + letters, + special characters)
  • Multiple submission methods (enter, tab_enter, click_button, ctrl_enter, space)

• Real-time Progress & Efficiency Tracking:

  • Live progress percentage
  • Estimated time remaining
  • Success rate and failed attempts tracking
  • Average cycle time
  • Passwords per minute / per second speed

• Comprehensive Logging: All attempts are logged with timestamps in attempts_log.txt

• Live Coordinate Tracker: Built-in tool to help you easily capture accurate mouse positions

Quick Start

1. Install required libraries:

pip install pyautogui keyboard pynput pyperclip

2. Run the script:

python bruty.py

3. Choose option 1 or leave blank to start brute force.

4. Follow the on-screen prompts to set up box positions and configuration.

5. Exit at any time by pressing C.

Configuration Settings Explained

When you run the setup, you will configure the following options:

Setting	Description	Default Value
Number of Boxes	How many input fields to fill per cycle	User input
Delay Between Boxes	Seconds to wait after typing in one box before moving to the next	0
Delay Between Cycles	Seconds to wait after completing one full cycle	0
Delay Between Actions	Seconds between keystrokes and clicks (lower = faster, higher = more stable)	0.013
Position Adjustment	Automatically retry nearby positions if typing fails	Disabled
Submission Method	How the form is submitted after typing	enter
Password Length	Length of each generated password	4
Include Letters	Add A-Z and a-z to character set	False
Include Special Chars	Add special characters (!@#$% etc.)	False

Submission Methods Available:

• enter → Press Enter key (most common)
• tab_enter → Tab then Enter
• click_button → Click a specific submit button
• ctrl_enter → Ctrl + Enter
• space → Press Space key

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Files Created

• .config → Saves all your settings and box positions
• brute_force_state.json → Saves progress and used passwords
• attempts_log.txt → Logs every successful attempt with timestamp

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Menu Options

• 1 → Start brute force
• 2 → View current progress and configuration
• 3 → Reset all progress
• 4 → Live coordinate tracker (helpful for positioning)
• 5 → Change settings
• 6 → Exit

Hotkey during attack: Press C to stop safely and save progress.

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Usage Tips

• Use the Live Coordinate Tracker (option 4) to find accurate positions.
• Start with small delays and increase them if inputs are missing characters.
• Enable Position Adjustment if the target UI moves slightly.
• Always test on a non-critical environment first.

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License

This project uses a Custom Ethical Use License. See the LICENSE file for full details.

By using Bruty, you agree to use it only for legal and ethical purposes.

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Made with ❤️ for educational and authorized penetration testing.