#!/bin/bash
#
# Crypto-Brute.sh v0.9(c) JF1976 2012 - for legal purposes only
#


wordlist=${1}                    #
wordcount=`wc -l ${1} | awk '{print $1}'`
dfile=${2}                    #
tmpfile="/tmp/$(basename $2).$$.tmp"     #
# ${3} Expected output type (ASCII, ELF, Bourne-Again, ...)

for cipher in `openssl list-cipher-commands`
do
     echo -en "[TRYING\t${cipher} | $wordcount Word(s)\t]\n"
     while getword=`line`
     do
          # build a list of paramaters form our variables.
          myargs="enc -d -$cipher -in $dfile -out $tmpfile -k $getword"
          # call openssl with our arguments / paramaters send stderr(2) stdout(1) to /dev/null
          `openssl $myargs >/dev/null 2>&1`
          if [ -f ${tmpfile} ]; then
               validate=`head -n 1 ${tmpfile} | file --brief - | awk '{print $1}'`
               # awk '{print $0}' give the whole string and would be much better for validation.
               # ASCII text, with CRLF line terminators
               # awk '{print $1}' give just the first word / string returned but is not reliable.
               #
               # echo $validate # to debug returned values.
          fi
          if [ "$validate" != "ASCII" ]; then # text, with CRLF line terminators' ]; then
               if [ -f ${tmpfile} ]; then
                    rm ${tmpfile}
               fi
          else
#               echo -e "i'v3 g0t th3 c00ki3s if y0u'v3 g0tmi1k"     # thanks for the inspiration ;)
               echo -e "[CIPHER\t\t${cipher}\t| PASS\t\e[1;32${getword}\e[00m\t]\a"     # enjoy.
               echo -e "[CMD openssl $myargs ]"
               exit 1
          fi
     done < ${wordlist}
done
echo "[DONE!] all ${wordcount} word(s) tested with no results :( "
exit 0


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