mod0keecrack | KeePass 2 database master-password cracker | Identity Management library

mod0keecrack is a C library typically used in Security, Identity Management applications. mod0keecrack has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

KeePass is a free open source password manager, which helps you to manage your passwords in a secure way. You can put all your passwords in one database, which is locked with one master key or a key file. (Source: mod0keecrack is a simple tool to crack/bruteforce passwords of KeePass 2 databases. It implements a KeePass 2 Database file parser for .kdbx files, as well as decryption routines to verify if a supplied password is correct. mod0keecrack only handles the encrypted file format and is not able to parse the resulting plaintext database. The only purpose of mod0keecrack is the brute-forcing of a KeePass 2 database password. mod0keecrack handles KeePass 2 databases that are encrypted with password-only, or with password and key-file. Currently, there is no incremental or template-based bruteforce algorithm for passphrase generation implemented yet. To use mod0keecrack, you need to generate own wordlists or supply a wordlist via pipe/stdin. For example, you could use the john password cracker to generate wordlists and feed them directly into mod0keecrack via stdin. You can also use text-files with a wordlist on the command-line. Using wordlists is recommended, as dumb incremental brute-force may take a too long time due to the crypto-algorithms that are used by KeePass databases (SHA256 and many AES key-transformation rounds). mod0keecrack is plain C and has no 3rd party library dependencies on Windows, as it's using the Microsoft Cryptographic (CNG) Framework. A platform independent implementation could be done by simply porting crypto-ms.c to e.g. crypto-openssl.c.