I'm pretty sure there are people to whom this is news - the tool can be used to decrypt binary files as well. As .tar.gz files are quite popular, I'd add to the "Examples" in README:
Try to find the password of a file which was compressed with gzip and then encrypted with des3. Supplying non-text characters via command line (ie. magic values which identify beginning of gzip file) may require specific shell - this example is prepared for bash. Using 8 threads, trying only passwords up to 9 characters, where characters are digits:
I'm pretty sure there are people to whom this is news - the tool can be used to decrypt binary files as well. As
.tar.gz
files are quite popular, I'd add to the "Examples" in README:Try to find the password of a file which was compressed with gzip and then encrypted with des3. Supplying non-text characters via command line (ie. magic values which identify beginning of
gzip
file) may require specific shell - this example is prepared forbash
. Using 8 threads, trying only passwords up to 9 characters, where characters are digits:(I was too lazy for pull request - sorry!)