A bruteforce attack tests every possible combination within a defined keyspace. Use it when wordlist attacks have not found the password and you have a reasonable hypothesis about the character set or length. The configurator shows you the exact number of candidates and an estimated duration before you pay.
Paste your hash into the submission form. The free Basic Search runs automatically. If the password is not found and you want to go further, open the task from your dashboard and click View Options.
In the Bruteforce Configurator, select the charset and the minimum and maximum password length. The summary updates in real time:
- Charset — lowercase (a–z), uppercase (A–Z), digits (0–9), symbols, or any combination
- Length range — minimum and maximum number of characters to test
- Keyspace — total number of candidates (charset size ^ length), computed automatically
- Estimated duration — based on the algorithm hashrate and keyspace; shown before any payment
Example: charset = Digits (0–9), length 1–8 → keyspace = 111,111,110 candidates.
Review the estimated duration and cost. If you are satisfied, confirm payment to start the job. Payment is required upfront and is non-refundable once GPU resources have been consumed.
- Jobs start within 24 hours of payment confirmation
- Use the Priority Queue to move your task to the front immediately
- You are notified by email when the job completes — whether found or not
- If the password is found, it appears instantly in your dashboard