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Is it possible for Applescript too???
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May 15, 2001, 07:05 PM
 
Hello Everyone.....Is this possible Q?!

Is it possible for Applescript too
take a alphnumeric string and go through each possible combination adding and deleting characters within the string and each time entering it into a password field.until the correct sequence is found?? If so please let me know how. as I am new to Applescript.
( I'm unable to access my dbase's edit mode!!) hence unable to save all my work. Please help ASAP
Thank you in advance
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May 16, 2001, 07:30 AM
 
Thats a little beyond AppleScript. Use a more comprehensive language like C++ or something - not too difficult I wouldn't imagine. Except for the whole password field thing in which you'd have to incorporate PowerPlant... I think. Err... I don't know.

AppleScripts not what you're after on this one...

I won't ask WHY you want such a cracker...


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May 17, 2001, 06:18 PM
 
Originally posted by Cipher13:
Thats a little beyond AppleScript. Use a more comprehensive language like C++ or something - not too difficult I wouldn't imagine. Except for the whole password field thing in which you'd have to incorporate PowerPlant... I think. Err... I don't know.

AppleScripts not what you're after on this one...
What are you talking about, Cipher? There's nothing in the request that can't be done in a few of lines of AppleScript, especially if it involves interacting with another application. It's a lot easier to have AppleScript 'tell application x' to do something than it is to write C++ code to do the same thing. C++ would probably be faster for cracking passwords, but that's not to say that AppleScript can't do it.

Even if the application doesn't support AppleEvents (which would be mandatory for a C++-based solution) you can use ApplesScript with something like AutoType or KeyQuencer to emulate keyboard input.

A few repeat loops in a script and you're all set.
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