Installation

PyPi

Each release is uploaded to PyPi for easy installation:

pip3 install bl-bfg

From Source

Installation from source is just as easy as PyPi:

git clone https://github.com/arch4ngel/bl-bfg
pip3 install bl-bfg/

Testing the Installation

So long as one of the two installation methods above were used, the bfg script should be deployed in your path. Confirm this by issuing the following command:

bfg --help
# Output similar to the following should be received....
           _               _          _
          / /\            /\ \       /\ \
         / /  \          /  \ \     /  \ \
        / / /\ \        / /\ \ \   / /\ \_\
       / / /\ \ \      / / /\ \_\ / / /\/_/
      / / /\ \_\ \    / /_/_ \/_// / / ______
     / / /\ \ \___\  / /____/\  / / / /\_____\
    / / /  \ \ \__/ / /\____\/ / / /  \/____ /
   / / /____\_\ \  / / /      / / /_____/ / /
  / / /__________\/ / /      / / /______\/ /
  \/_____________/\/_/       \/___________/

     https://github.com/arch4ngel/bruteloops
     https://github.com/arch4ngel/bl-bfg

usage: bfg [-h] {cli,yaml} ...

A brute force attack framework.

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit