Cracker — Web

While basic by today's standards, Web Cracker introduced several concepts that are still used in security audits:

(most notably version 2.0 released by DiTTo in 1998) is a legacy password-cracking utility designed to test the strength of web-based authentication. It was specifically built to target pages protected by basic HTML authentication, where a user is prompted for a username and password before being allowed to view content. Web Cracker

It highlights why "Basic Authentication" is often insufficient without additional layers like Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) or rate-limiting. While basic by today's standards, Web Cracker introduced