Usage
cintruder [OPTIONS]Options:
| --version | show program's version number and exit |
| -h, --help | show this help message and exit |
| -v, --verbose | active verbose mode output results |
| --proxy=PROXY | use proxy server (tor: http://localhost:8118) |
| --track=TRACK | download captchas from url (to: 'inputs/') |
| --track-n=TRACKN | number of captchas to track (default: 5) |
| --train=TRAIN | apply OCR techniques to file |
| --train-u=TRAINU | apply OCR techniques to url |
| --crack=CRACK | brute force captchas from file |
| --crack-u=CRACKU | brute force captchas from url |
| --xml | export result to xml format |
Advanced OCR (training):
| --set-id=SETIDS | set colour's id manually (use -v for details) |
| --editor | launch an editor to apply image filters |
Examples
If you have interesting examples of usage about CIntruder, please send an email to the mailing list.-------------------
* Simple crack from file:
$ python cintruder --crack "captcha.gif"
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* Simple crack from URL:
$ python cintruder --crack-u "http://host.com/path/captcha.gif"
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* Simple crack, exporting results to xml file
$ python cintruder --crack "captcha.gif" --xml "test.xml"
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* Simple crack from URL, with proxy TOR and verbose output
$ python cintruder --crack-u ""http://host.com/path/captcha.gif" --proxy "http://127.0.0.1:8118" -v
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* Train captcha(s) from url with proxy TOR and verbose output
$ python cintruder --train-u "http://host.com/path/captcha.gif" --proxy="http://127.0.0.1:8118" -v
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* Track 50 captcha(s) from url with proxy TOR
$ python cintruder --track "http://host.com/path/captcha.gif" --track-n "50" --proxy "http://127.0.0.1:8118"
Source: http://cintruder.sourceforge.net/
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