THC Hydra is one of the best-known login crackers, supports numerous protocols, is flexible, and very fast. Hydra supports more than 30 protocols, including HTTP GET, HTTP HEAD, Oracle, pcAnywhere, rlogin, Telnet, SSH (v1 and v2 as well), and many, many more. As you might guess, THC Hydra is also implemented in zANTI2 and it eventually becomes an integral part of the app for its high functionality and usability. The zANTI2 developers named this section Password Complexity Audit and it is located under Attack Actions after a target is selected:

After selecting this option, you've probably noticed there are several types of attack. First, there are multiple dictionaries: Small, Optimized, Big, and a Huge dictionary that contains the highest amount of usernames and passwords.

To clarify, a dictionary attack is a method of breaking into a password-protected computer, service, or server by entering every word in a dictionary file as a username/password. Unlike a brute force attack...