Using InstaShell on Linux to brute force an Instagram password
Thelinuxchoice is the creator of Instashell.
Only use this for testing purposes, as it may stop working at any time:)
Step 1
- To create and open a new directory on Kali Linux, open Terminal and run the following command.
mkdir bruteforce
cd bruteforce
Step 2cd bruteforce
- Source code for InstaShell may be cloned from GitHub.
- It will download all of your source code.
git clone https://github.com/F33Z/instashell.git
Step 3
- It will create a new directory, so type the following code to open it.
cd instashell/
Step 4
- Using the following command, you may change the permissions on a file.
- It will not execute until you modify the permissions.
chmod +x ./instashell.sh
Step 5
- To launch an attack, the TOR service must first be launched.
- Type the following command to start the Tor service.
service tor start
Step 6
- Let's begin the Brute Force attack against Instagram passwords.
- Type the command given below.
./instashell.sh
Step 7
- Now input the victim's Username, a word list, and a value for Threads.
- Using cupp, create a personalized password list for the victim.
- Alternatively, you can use the default password list.
- It will not function in the default password list.
- The use of a bespoke password list can enhance the likelihood of success.
Username account: itmefeez
Password List: /root/pass.txt
Threads: 500
Password List: /root/pass.txt
Threads: 500
Step 8
- If you have a perfect password list, it will guess a victim's password.
- If the password list is longer, more time and effort will be required.
Conclusion
- It won't always work, but knowing some victim information will help raise the success rate.
- Following that, we'll look at how to use CUPP to create a custom password list.
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