Added self written exploit ssh-keybrute #3
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Hey, I wrote a simple python3 script to bruteforce ssh keys with inbuilt modules. I struggled getting other tools to play nicely with the legacy key exchange and hostkey algorithms offered old Debian targets affected by weak PRNG, so I included the ssh flags to force modern clients to connect. I don't mean to compete with crowbar which is a great tool in its own right - I just thought this might be helpful for some newcomers to the scene :)
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Hey, I wrote a simple python3 script to bruteforce ssh keys with inbuilt modules. I struggled getting other tools to play nicely with the legacy key exchange and hostkey algorithms offered old Debian targets affected by weak PRNG, so I included the ssh flags to force modern clients to connect. I don't mean to compete with crowbar which is a great tool in its own right - I just thought this might be helpful for some newcomers to the scene :)