Callow - an amazing project

Callow makes it stupidly simple to brute-force website login pages. It has been made with beginners in mind and is super intuitive.

Requirements

1. Python 3.5+
2. Google chrome
3. ChromeDriver

Note: Use the ChromeDriver version corresponding to your Chrome version.

Installation

• Clone the repo or download from releases:

git clone github.com/maximousblk/callow.git

Repo is more frequently updated and fixes are easy to apply. Releases may not be completely up to date but more stable.

• Install dependencies:

pip3 install -r requirements.txt

Updating

If you want to get most recent updates for Callow, just pull the repository using

git pull origin master

Or, you can download the latest version from releases page on Github.

Quick Start

If you are doing this first time, you can test this safely on our sandbox so that no one gets harmed

Most important part for this to work is to get the selectors right.

1. Run callow.py in the installation directory
2. Enter the URL for the login
3. Go to the login page
4. Open developer tools using Ctrl + Shift + I
5. Enter the css selector for <input> tags for username and password field
6. Enter the username or email of the target
7. Enter the location of the password dictionary/list and hit Enter

Check out the medium post if you want a more elaborate guide.

Arguments

You can also pass those options in the form of arguments.

You can see the options for Callow here.

Option	Function
--site	Target website (http/https only)
--usel	Username input selector
--psel	Password input selector
--user	Target username to attack
--pass	Password dictionary

Here is an example of how to use the arguments:

To Do

• Port to Python 3.x
• Cross platform compatibility
• Proxy/Tor support

For more, look into issues and projects...

Disclaimer

This project (Callow) and it's contributors do not support or take responsibility for any form of unethical acts. This software is purely for educational purposes and is not intended to cause any harm.

License

Callow is a fork of metachar/Hatch but I wanted to develop it independently. Being a fork of a parent project, Callow respects and inherits the same license terms of Hatch.

Callow is available free of charge under the GPL-3.0 license and can be used for both, commercial and non-commercial purposes.