# BrutID
Brute-force passwords for HCL Domino/Notes ID files

## Installation
On the client: \
   *** ___A clean, unconfigured, 64-bit Notes client with an empty notes.ini is required.___ *** \
   1. Place BrutID.exe (where nnotes.dll is located), the ID file, and the dictionary (if you plan to use a dictionary) in the client folder..\
   2. Open a command prompt and navigate to the folder where BrutID.exe is located..\
   3. Launch example: BruteID.exe -f=user.id -d=dict.txt\
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On the server:\
   1. Place BrutID.exe (where nnotes.dll is located), the ID file, and the dictionary (if you plan to use a dictionary) in the client folder..\
   2. Open a command prompt and go to the server data and run BruteID.exe specifying the path to the ID.\
   3. Example if Data is by default: BruteID.exe -f=..\user.id -d=..\dict.txt\
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Launch parameters:\
   -f=Required. The path to the id file.\
   -d=Optional. The path to the dictionary file with passwords.\
   -m=Optional. Minimum password length. The default is 1.\
   -M=Optional. Maximum password length. The default is 6.\
   -c=Optional. Custom caracters for password brute force. The default is: abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ0123456789.\
   -w=Optional. Wait interval for print. The default is: 10.\
   -b=Optional (0 or 1). Disable symbolic brute force passwords. The default is: 0. By defalt, if a dictionary was specified, but the password was not found in it, the program will continue to search through the characters!\
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;-v=Optional (1 or 2). 2 = use special characters (!@#$%^&*()_+-=[]{}|;:,.<>?) when going through the password. The default is: 1.