SSHcheck.py Instructions

Overview

This script checks SSH login credentials using the Paramiko library in Python. It attempts to connect to a specified SSH server with each combination of usernames and passwords from provided lists and reports the results.

Requirements

1. Python 3.x: Ensure Python 3 is installed on your system.
2. Paramiko Library: This script requires the Paramiko library. Install it using pip.

Installation

   git clone https://github.com/DeadmanXXXII/SSHcheck.git

1. Install Dependencies: Ensure you have the required libraries. You can install Paramiko, Requests and Socket using pip:

   pip install -f requirements.txt

2. Prepare Your Files:

   • users.txt: A file containing a list of usernames, one per line.
   • passwords.txt: A file containing a list of passwords, one per line.

   Ensure these files are in the same directory as the script.

Usage

1. Edit the Script: Open the script in a text editor and replace <target-ip> with the IP address of the SSH server you want to test.

   target_ip = '<target-ip>'

2. Run the Script: Execute the script from the command line:

   python3 sshcheck.py

   The script will attempt to connect to the specified SSH server using each username and password combination from users.txt and passwords.txt. It will print results to the console.

Output

• Valid Logins: The script will print [VALID] if a valid username-password combination is found.
• Invalid Logins: The script will print [INVALID] if the credentials fail.
• Errors: Any connection or SSH-related errors will be printed with [ERROR].

Troubleshooting

1. No Valid Logins: If no valid logins are found but you expect some, ensure that:

   • The users.txt and passwords.txt files are correctly formatted and located in the same directory as the script.
   • The target_ip is correctly specified and accessible.
   • The SSH server is configured to accept connections and has valid credentials for testing.

2. Connection Issues: Check for network issues, server configuration, or rate limiting on the SSH server.

Legal and Ethical Considerations

• Permission: Ensure you have explicit permission to test the SSH server. Unauthorized access is illegal and unethical.
• Testing Environment: Conduct tests in a controlled environment to avoid disruptions.

Contact

For questions or support, please contact themadhattersplayground@gmail.com.