stegcracker - steganography brute-force tool
stegcracker [options] <file> [<wordlist>]
StegCracker is steganography brute-force utility to uncover hidden
data inside files.
- -h,
--help
- Show this help message and exit.
- -o OUTPUT, --output
OUTPUT
- Output file location, this will be the file the data will be written to on
a successful cracked password. If no output location is specified, the
default location will be the same filename with ".out" appended
to the name.
- -t THREADS,
--threads THREADS
- Number of concurrent threads used to crack passwords with, increasing this
number might lead to better performance. Default: 16
- -c CHUNK_SIZE,
--chunk-size CHUNK_SIZE
- Number of passwords loaded into memory per thread cycle. After each
password of the chunk has been depleted a status update will be printed to
the console with the attempted password. Default: 64
- -q, --quiet,
--stfu
- Runs the program in "quiet mode", meaning no status updates or
other output besides the cracked password will be echoed to the terminal.
By default, all logging / error messages are printed to stderr (making
piping to other processes easier).
- -v,
--version
- Print the current version number and exit.
- -V,
--verbose
- Runs the program in "verbose mode", this will print additional
debugging information (include this output when submitting bug reports).
Cannot be used in conjunction with the "--quiet"
argument.
- file
- Input file you think contains hidden information and wish to crack. Note:
Stegcracker only accepts the following file types: jpg, jpeg, bmp, wav,
au.
- wordlist
- Wordlist containing the one or more passwords (one password per line). If
no password list is supplied, this will default to the rockyou.txt
wordlist.
StegCracker was written by Luke Paris (Paradoxis).
This manpage was written by Francisco Vilmar Cardoso Ruviaro for
the Debian project (but may be used by others).