# Build the container
docker build -t pcredz .

# Run with current directory mounted
docker run --rm -v $(pwd):/data pcredz -f /data/capture.pcap

# For live capture (requires --net=host)
docker run --rm --net=host -v $(pwd):/data pcredz -i eth0 -v

sudo apt-get install python3-pip libpcap-dev
pip3 install pcapy-ng

sudo dnf install python3-pip libpcap-devel
pip3 install pcapy-ng

sudo pacman -S python-pip libpcap
pip3 install pcapy-ng

# Parse a single PCAP file
./Pcredz -f capture.pcap

# Parse all PCAP files in a directory (recursive)
./Pcredz -d /path/to/pcap/directory/

# Live capture on an interface (requires root)
sudo ./Pcredz -i eth0

# Verbose mode (show duplicate credentials)
./Pcredz -f capture.pcap -v

# Custom output directory
./Pcredz -f capture.pcap -o /tmp/pcredz-output/

Required (choose one):
  -f FILE         PCAP file to parse
  -d DIR          Directory to parse recursively
  -i INTERFACE    Interface for live capture

Optional:
  -v              Verbose mode (print duplicate credentials)
  -t              Print timestamps
  -o DIR          Output directory for logs (default: ./)
  -c              Disable credit card scanning
  --disable PROTO Disable protocol (can be used multiple times)
                  Options: NTLM, HTTP, FTP, IRC, LDAP, SMTP, Kerberos, SNMP, MSSQL
  --exclude-host IP  Exclude host IP from capture (can be used multiple times)
  -h              Show help message

logs/
├── NTLMv1.txt              # NTLMv1 hashes (hashcat -m 5500)
├── NTLMv2.txt              # NTLMv2 hashes (hashcat -m 5600)
├── MSKerb.txt              # Kerberos hashes (hashcat -m 7500)
├── HTTP-Basic.txt          # HTTP Basic auth credentials
├── HTTP-PasswordFields.txt # HTTP form fields and API keys
├── FTP-Plaintext.txt       # FTP credentials
├── IRC-Plaintext.txt       # IRC credentials
├── SMTP-Plaintext.txt      # SMTP credentials
├── LDAP-Simple.txt         # LDAP Simple Bind credentials
├── MSSQL-Plaintext.txt     # MSSQL credentials
└── SNMPv1.txt              # SNMP community strings

CredentialDump-Session.log  # Complete session with timestamps

./Pcredz -f capture.pcap

# Output:
# 192.168.1.10:445 > 192.168.1.20:1024
# NTLMv2 complete hash is: admin::DOMAIN:1122334455667788:ABC123...

# Use with hashcat:
hashcat -m 5600 logs/NTLMv2.txt wordlist.txt

sudo ./Pcredz -i eth0 -v

# Captures and displays credentials in real-time
# Press Ctrl+C to stop

# Process all PCAPs in a directory tree
./Pcredz -d /forensics/network-captures/

# Parsing /forensics/network-captures/day1/morning.pcap...
# Parsing /forensics/network-captures/day1/afternoon.pcap...
# ...

# Disable specific protocols (reduce noise)
./Pcredz -f capture.pcap --disable HTTP --disable SNMP

# Only capture NTLM hashes
./Pcredz -f capture.pcap --disable HTTP --disable FTP --disable IRC \
  --disable LDAP --disable SMTP --disable Kerberos --disable SNMP --disable MSSQL

# Focus on cleartext credentials only
./Pcredz -f capture.pcap --disable NTLM --disable Kerberos

# Exclude your own IP during live capture (common use case)
sudo ./Pcredz -i eth0 --exclude-host 192.168.1.50 -v

# Exclude multiple hosts
./Pcredz -f capture.pcap --exclude-host 192.168.1.100 --exclude-host 10.0.0.5

# Pentesting: capture target credentials, not your own
sudo ./Pcredz -i eth0 --exclude-host $(hostname -I | awk '{print $1}') -v

pip3 install pcapy-ng
# If that fails:
pip3 install --break-system-packages pcapy-ng

sudo ./Pcredz -i eth0