Cracking Tools STORM v2.6.0.2 Released

[NeXXt]

This looks like it has much potential, thanks for sharing!

 

[rizetomorrow]

very nice, good job!!

 

[gordotruco]

thanks men!!

 

[Haxmax]

thank u sir for this tool

 

[pacoza]

Is there a list of all the chr() codes that this supports? Also anyone get a discord or something up for config making yet?

 

[MR.ViPeR]

Is there a list of all the chr() codes that this supports? Also anyone get a discord or something up for config making yet?

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Use Debug Form > Tab 2 > Escaper / Unescaper

Discord? not yet.

 

[pacoza]

Use Debug Form > Tab 2 > Escaper / Unescaper

Discord? not yet.

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Ah I'm having some trouble having replace() work with whitespaces, any chance in the future there can be a one-step regex replace? Would be helpful for configs with more complicated captures that needs a lot of formatting. Thanks!

 

[MR.ViPeR]

Ah I'm having some trouble having replace() work with whitespaces, any chance in the future there can be a one-step regex replace? Would be helpful for configs with more complicated captures that needs a lot of formatting. Thanks!

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RegexReplace?
will implement, but i'm sure you can use another way! there are several ways to do different things!

 

[pacoza]

RegexReplace?
will implement, but i'm sure you can use another way! there are several ways to do different things!

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Yes I ended up making a lot of variables and then in the end join them back together, just figure a regex replace would make things way more simple. Good work though, I'm converting a lot of my snipr/sentry configs over already.

 

[MR.ViPeR]

Yes I ended up making a lot of variables and then in the end join them back together, just figure a regex replace would make things way more simple. Good work though, I'm converting a lot of my snipr/sentry configs over already.

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Dunno what you want to do, but to capture, you can use RegexMatches() function, take a look at 'Functions documentation', it's last parameter is an optional expression to do on each match!
Like this:
regexmatches($stage3responsesource#, "(?<=chr(double quotes)keychr(double quotes): chr(double quotes).*[\s]+chr(double quotes)expire_timechr(double quotes): )(\d+)", "\nExpires on #_Counter_: ", unixtimetodate(this))
It captures all Expire dates (may had more than one because of it's different products), but the expire dates are unix timestamps! so it convert each match to date time using 'UnixTimeToDate' function, 'this' represents the value of each match!

 

[pacoza]

Dunno what you want to do, but to capture, you can use RegexMatches() function, take a look at 'Functions documentation', it's last parameter is an optional expression to do on each match!
Like this:
regexmatches($stage3responsesource#, "(?<=chr(double quotes)keychr(double quotes): chr(double quotes).*[\s]+chr(double quotes)expire_timechr(double quotes): )(\d+)", "\nExpires on #_Counter_: ", unixtimetodate(this))
It captures all Expire dates (may had more than one because of it's different products), but the expire dates are unix timestamps! so it convert each match to date time using 'UnixTimeToDate' function, 'this' represents the value of each match!

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What I needed to cap was, from json
[{
"key": "blahblahblahblah",
"key2": "morestuff"
"boolean": false
},
{
"key": "somestuff",
"key2": "morestuff"
"boolean": true
},
...
but essentially there are a few entries, but the combination of values for "key" and "boolean" would be replaced into one of three or four outcomes on capture, but \n doesn't get the whitespace between the lines, nor does \t or \r for some reason so I couldn't just replace out the whitespace and then set the whole pattern as a variable and I just mapped out each part by regexmatch and then combinetext them at the end. It's not specifically difficult but it creates a lot of variables, that's all.

 

[DarkneSsDz]

am working on a similar project but much different and set for websites only

 

[MCR034]

thanks for the share brother

 

[IIHECTORII]

thans bro

 

[MarioPuente]

this tool sound very good thanks for share it

 

[abmoudz]

thanks sir very much

 

[ahmedr]

Thanks

 

[herve]

wow well done for this

 

[calemsxs]

not a whole lot of preview images :/ but none the less thank you.

 

[cykmyk]

Another awesome tools.Thanks.