ihebski/DefaultCreds-cheat-sheet
DefaultCreds Cheat Sheet
DefaultCreds-cheat-sheet is a searchable reference database of default usernames and passwords for thousands of hardware and software products, designed for use during security assessments. It functions as a curated directory that maps vendor products to their known factory-set login credentials, enabling rapid lookup during penetration testing and security preparation workflows.
The tool is delivered as a single-file client application with no backend dependencies, serving static content from any web server or local file system for offline use. It stores credential mappings in a flat JSON data structure, allowing instant client-side search filtering through JavaScript string matching. Users can search for credentials by product name, export found results to separate text files for usernames and passwords, and update the credential database by downloading the latest dataset from the remote source. The application also supports routing search requests through a specified HTTP proxy for restricted network environments.
Features
- Default Credential Databases - Provides a searchable database of default usernames and passwords for thousands of products during security assessments.
- Default Credential Lookups - A searchable collection of default usernames and passwords for thousands of hardware and software products used during security assessments.
- Product Credential Databases - Mapping vendor products to their known default login credentials for rapid lookup and reference.
- Security Assessment Preparations - Prepares for penetration tests by quickly finding default credentials for target devices and applications.
- Offline Credential Databases - Provides access to a curated database of default credentials without requiring a server or internet connection.
- Credential Brute Forcing - Reference for common default credentials used in security assessments.
- Credential Security - Database of default credentials for various systems.
- Exploitation Frameworks - Reference for default credentials.
- Password Attacks - Reference for common default credentials across various systems.
