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We will use Crunch as we had learned in an earlier guide to generating the lists required. We first need to have a word list and a password list which we will use when brute forcing the login page. Hydra -L -P 172.17.0.2 http-post-form "/login.php:username=^USER^&password=^PASS^&Login=Login:Login failed" -V

-V- is for verbose output showing every attempt.

^PASS^ - This tells Hydra to use the password list provided.

password- This is the form field where the password is entered (it can be pass or passwd).

^USER^- tells Hydra to use the username or list provided in the field.

username- This is the form field where the username will be entered.

http-post-form- used to indicate the type of form.

-P - used to indicate password list to use.

-l- used to indicate a single username (for a list we will use -L).

Some of the options that can be used with THC-Hydra. There are several parameters we need to provide in order to launch the attack. Having the required details to start brute forcing login form. cd thc-hydraīrute force attack on login form using THC-Hydra We then navigate to the downloaded folder and run the installation. In a case where THC-Hydra is not installed, we can install it by cloning it from the official GitHub repository. THC-Hydra comes pre-installed on Kali Linux. docker run -rm -it -p 80:80 vulnerables/web-dvwaĪfter the container is up we can access the DVWA login form using the docker IP address In the image below, we have the form we will be performing a brute force attack on.ĪLSO READ: How to perform in-browser OSINT using Mitaka docker pull vulnerables/web-dvwaĪfter downloading and extracting is complete, we can run the instance using the command. We will be using the dockerized version of DVWA but you can also install DVWA application manually. In this guide, we will be bypassing the login page of the Damn Vulnerable Web Application.

Target web form (We will attack the Damn Vulnerable Web App login form).

In this guide, we will be using the Damn Vulnerable Web Application.

For this guide, we recommend using the locally or own hosted websites to practice penetration testing. Performing brute force attacks on login forms without obtaining the consent of the owner is a criminal offense and it is punishable by law.