ForceX: A Free and Open Source Malware Project for Ethical Research (Bruteforce Analysis)

ForceX is a free and open-source malware project designed for ethical research and educational purposes. This project aims to provide researchers and security professionals with a powerful tool to understand and analyze the security level of web applications against preset Bruteforce techniques.

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Disclaimer:

It is crucial to emphasize that ForceX is intended for ethical and educational purposes only. Any misuse of this project for malicious activities is strictly prohibited and could have legal consequences. The developers of ForceX do not condone or encourage any illegal or unethical use of this software.

Features:

• Rate Limiting Bypass: Techniques to detect and bypass rate limiting mechanisms, such as distributed attacks or request delays.
• Multiple Password Attack Mechanisms: Advanced features for managing large password lists, including wordlists, rule-based generation, and mutation.
• Additional Browser Extension: Packed with powerful extension with fine-grained control over the browser, to make seamless scraping.

  

Ethical Usage:

ForceX can be used for various ethical research purposes, such as:

• Understanding Bruteforce Techniques: Researchers can use ForceX to analyze the vulnerabilities prone to bruteforce techniques and develop countermeasures.
• Security Training and Awareness: Security professionals can use ForceX to simulate real-world bruteforce attacks and educate users about the dangers of such threats.

Community and Collaboration:

ForceX is an open-source project, encouraging collaboration and contributions from the security research community. Developers are welcome to contribute code, report bugs, and share their findings.

Disclaimer:

Once again, it is crucial to emphasize that ForceX is intended for ethical and educational purposes only. Any misuse of this project for malicious activities is strictly prohibited and could have legal consequences. The developers of ForceX do not condone or encourage any illegal or unethical use of this software.

ForceX is licensed under the MIT License. By using ForceX, you agree to these terms and conditions.