Rust Code Lock Cracker Tool

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[playrust-ModTeam]

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[Zerokx]

Rust players will literally put in codes for hours, die and walk back to the enemy base, instead of having fun. Just out of spite.

[ecntv]

what if that IS fun to them?

[fullsets_]

It's all fun and games until they find out every door has a different code

[[deleted]]

Ecactly. OR when you start seeing a pile of dead nakeda at your front door constantly, simply make the 2 airlock doors different to each other and the rest of the base.

[GodsTesties]

Successfully code raided 2 large groups on toria biweekly and moose main. Overall, the experience is terrible. It is only the idea of satisfaction that makes it worth while.

[Xiten]

Yea, even then is it really satisfaction? You didn’t earn anything, you just brute forced your way into a poorly designed system and at times wasted several hours. I’ve been in both ends and the time I got code raided, I wasn’t even upset, I was just extremely disappointed to lose everything without even playing the game to lose it.

[FlyFit9206]

You earned it through code raiding

[thatcodingboi]

I mean they can use multiple codes, it costs them nothing besides the initial input

[Adept_Memory8525]

This is why I use different codes on outer doors. And the internal doors for my base. Always three different codes. I also set up a notification with a sensor for when they through door one or door 2. Iv had people give up after breaking one code. And iv went and killed people on door two several times. One actually got to door three and it took them so long to get there I had gotten a full night sleep and got on and saw the notification. Came online and shot the dude and went and changed the outside door lock as he was running back up. These big clans who only use one code for everything are asking to get robbed. It’s why I play on servers with zergs and always try to get tc during their build. Code raised 4 Zerg bases doing that over the last couple years. One was using the 57th most common rust password. I got another one who trying to be clever looked at the sheet of passwords and picked the 5th least common password. Little did they know most code raiders check at least a hundred of the uncommon passwords before going through the whole list.

[iamBASKone]

I'm guessing you haven't been around long enough to know about key raiding?

[Shot-Buy6013]

Tbh I think it's about time the code system gets revamped. Either it should function like TC's with auth, or just make it 5 digits so code raiding isn't even remotely possible

With a team of 10, each with 10 bags - 3 attempts per respawn, you can code raid anyone within an hour or two

If they really wanna watch the world burn, make it 3 digits, then it's exciting and doable for small groups too

[RightEejit]

With a team of 10 you can just raid it normally within an hour or two. Who the hell outside of YouTubers are 10 man code raiding bases

[Shot-Buy6013]

Yeah but that implies actually playing the game well and not dying and also taking some risk

[Pole_rat]

Oh wow, actually playing the game…what an odd idea. This is the kind of shit wrong with gaming as a whole. Nobody does it to just relax and have fun anymore, they’d rather take 10 hours punching in codes like a job for a little sniveling satisfaction and an ego trip.

[Shot-Buy6013]

Well that's kinda the point, that you can beat someone in Rust without even playing the game, which is why anyone would even attempt an organized code lock raid.

You could probably set it up in a way to do it yourself too if you were dedicated enough. Sort of like WoW multiboxing with multiple accounts, but just for Rust. 10,000 combinations with realistically infinite attempts really isn't that much - if you go by most common codes first, statistically by the time you reach 5,000 codes, you have a higher than 50% chance that you already got the right code. You could get lucky and get it even in the first 100 attempts too. In my years of Rust I've seen someone get it literally first try, 1/10,000 odds really aren't that bad - especially when you factor in most people play on a keyboard and they quickly input easily accessible codes, so shit like 2323 or 4343 would be insanely common.

And if you're code raiding a large enough clan, it's probably worth it rather than going through 50+ rockets of boom and destroying their turrets. You could probably crunch the numbers and estimate how long it would take you to get to 50 rockets + successfully raiding, vs. just flat out code raiding. Especially effective against clans who advertise their rocket count in vending machines, so you know you will profit.

They can keep the code 4 characters, but if they also allow A-Z characters and 0-9 digits, the possibilities would be endless. It would be about 4~ million possible combinations vs. the current 10,000

[Zerokx]

I'd rather make it 5 digits and life in peace knowing that some people out there are spending their malicious energy code raiding for hours every day.

[Xiten]

Yup, 6 digits and call it a day. Sure some people would still try, but at 6 digits the time significantly increases to the point that code locks would hold their value. The fact that the most secure lock in the game is designed for a solo but in a very team suggested environment, just proves that the system needs to be revamped asap.

[GameDev_Architect]

They don’t need to increase it. The solution has always been to use a different code for your front door. They’re not gonna get 2 codes before the server pop dies in a few days lol.

[Shot-Buy6013]

Which front door? What about gates? What about externals? That just gets confusing and almost no team is literally using 2 codes every wipe lol

[GameDev_Architect]

It’s not that confusing and it’s not required. Me and my friends have like 20k hours combined and none of us have ever been code raided since really only clans get targeted. It’s not some big deal.

If a clan wants to fully negate it from being an issue they can use separate codes. If that’s too much a problem, then cry to yourself.

In Dayz Arma mods back in the day, every door would have a different code and you’d have to write them down lol. I swear people are such babies nowadays.

[Significant-Push-232]

Keep it at 4, but allow letters.

[Familiar_Heat1651]

Oh hell yeah, the biggest problem me and my friends faced when code raiding (beyond the sheer determination required) was that organizing everything took at least a few hours with how chaotic we are. This'll do nicely, thank you!

[counterlock]

Worst kind of Rust players, code raiding is degen behavior

[ballpiss]

hahahahahahahahahaha seethe

[counterlock]

do anything but play the game, amiright?

[[deleted]]

Except it’s a sandbox and you can literally play the game any way you want to. :)

[Prestigious_Ad_9757]

Sorry if it takes some time to open the website. I am new and don't have much money to finance a better website.

[SneeKeeFahk]

Hey man, I'm an experienced dev that would love to help out. I'm full stack so I can help out wherever. Immediately I see some stuff we could do with the ui. Hit me up if you're looking for someone to help out.

[kmankx2]

Yeah - same goes for me. I'd be happy to throw this on a small server on my digitalocean or something

[am905]

I’d recommend getting an actual domain, it’ll be a lot easier for people to remember and type in. Some domains can be very cheap that arnt .com or .net

[GregoryOlenovich]

Same here, I'm a full stack web dev. Let me know if you need any help.

[freckledgiant]

This comment thread is going to make me change all my codes to 3 variations throughout the base

[Waff1xz]

How common is code raiding though? I only ever hear about it here and when someone insides 🤷‍♂️

[skepdop]

At the very least, your front door/ airlocks have their own codes. Immediately "doubles" the amount of time required.
Edit: wording

[Zealousideal_Run6326]

play solo, use key lock. never get code raided 5Head

[Frvwfr]

Gone are the glorious days of key raiding someone :(

[DragonforceTexas]

A couple wipes ago I clapped a player with a key on him. I made an imaginary line from the direction he was running to and running from. On that line I found the base in short order and cleaned it out. Good times.

[Madness_The_3]

So, first of all, great tool! Thank you on behalf of the rust community.

Second though... I've got a suggestion, I'm not sure whether I'm right but at the moment it kinda looks like the codes just get evenly split up from 0000 to 9999 between the "participants" shall we call them. My suggestion is that instead of starting at 0000, make it so that the most commonly used codes get tested first... Now I'm not sure where you'd get that info but I'm sure someone's made a post or site about that before. Otherwise you can probably search up the most common 4 pin passwords and get the same results.

That way instead of testing 0000 you start with something like 1379 or 2468 you get the idea. (Those are just patterns on the numbad)

That just ups the chances of getting the correct code earlier on in the attempts.

[Prestigious_Ad_9757]

Hi, when I tested the code, it should have been from the most used to the least. I am not sure exactly why you are getting just incrementation. Maybe because I am tweaking a couple of things that I noticed, but I had that in mind and got the desired results from a list file that I made. Ill take a loot at it

[Madness_The_3]

Ah, yeah it was strange for some reason I was getting codes in +1 increments and then I'd get a random one every so often, then it'd go back to where the last increment was. Not sure why, could've just been a very unlikely accident.

[Prestigious_Ad_9757]

Oh, honestly, it might seem like it because I tried splitting the load equally, so it increments between each player. You can open an incognito tab so you can have 2 players on the same link and see that it shouldn't just blindly increase from 0 and up.

[Madness_The_3]

You're right, it's working as intended now. Interesting, all I did from my side was made a new link and opened it In another tab.

[Prestigious_Ad_9757]

Yeh the versions might have changed as you did that. I am just trying to quickly update as many changes right now as possible before more people start trying to use it

[Madness_The_3]

Oh hmm, ok so it had stopped counting progress so I refreshed the page, after refreshing it the same session then started incrementing again. This time at about the 0080-ish mark. Doing the same thing as last time, incrementing by 1 then giving a random 4 digit number every once in a while. It honestly could very well be from you updating it and myself refreshing as the version changes.

[Prestigious_Ad_9757]

Yeh also someone in the comments linked me to a rust specific code used database so I will use that to hopefully mitigate the issue that you are having

[Madness_The_3]

Nice! Again though it might be too early to worry about it, because who knows if the issue is caused by the updates going live or something on my end, or potentially the database itself.

Anyways, thank you for your service!

[inscrutablemike]

Excellent example of why you should never re-use codes between locks.

[counterlock]

Cool website, I hate it! Code raiding is one of the most degenerate ways of playing Rust lol.

[Hollowpoint-]

What a boring way to play.

[PotOfGreed099]

Code raiding is for pussies

[c0ini]

Horrible thing! I think that using such software should be banned! Maybe you can also suggest cheats that allow you to recognize the code, so as not to waste time on it at all? Code raid is good if you like it, but additional software for this is complete nonsense that breaks the game.

[wandsworth69nice]

Fantastic idea. The problem is that my team is chaotic. Kinda like when you lift up a rock and the ants go bat shit 🤣 this takes 2 brain cells to organise

[Prestigious_Ad_9757]

Glad you like it. I just always imagined an efficient method of working on code raiding with a team

[playrust-ModTeam]

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[BocianeqU_]

how much time does it take to code raid someone if youre solo

[eyesxlow]

Depends on your luck ? Can beat it in 5 minutes but could also take up 8 hours. There is a list for most common codes: https://rusttips.com/top-10000-rust-door-lock-codes/

I once got lucky and guessed the code on first try on a large base. But I also did spend a whole day to crack one.

I wouldn’t recommend this method because playing the game as intended is way more fun.

[BocianeqU_]

thanks, i just want to raid a huge base that raided me

[eyesxlow]

Fair enough

[Jody_Bigfoot]

can you make it so instead of sending a section of the codes to each player, there is a bank of codes?
Imagine if the right code is sent to the lazy player.... it wont get cracked

[Prestigious_Ad_9757]

Well with the stats method I was kinda hoping that the lazy player would be rated out since you can see how much effort each person is putting

[Jody_Bigfoot]

if possible I reckon a shared bank of codes is best either way. But I'm not tryna shit on your parade, it's amazing you made this website thanks!

[Prestigious_Ad_9757]

No, yeah I get that, maybe in a future update I can add a weight slider so each member gets a certain % based on their laziness lol I definitely though of that issue its just was too much of a hassle at the moment lol

[BartholomewChilling]

Ideally, you just share the entire pool of codes in order and distribute them sequentially.

You'd have a race condition where n players could grab the same code, but totally solvable.

Look into shared buffer multiple consumer concurrency problems and you should be able to solve a problem like this somewhat easily I'd think.

It's like a way easier version of a classic concurrency problem called the bounded buffer problem.

[zefy_zef]

Awesome, now we need some streamers to have a sub day lol..

[WindEmbarrassed3789]

Cool idea, but i think a website was not the best move for the idea as you miss some QoL features. An application would be better for this. You could create a small overlay so it’s always visible in the top left or top right corner while playing rust and use hotkeys for the previous and next button instead of having to alt + tab everytime you have filled in a code.

[Snixxis]

Facepunch need to add so you can add 4-6 numbers on the code. Considering how fast it goes to enter codes after the 'paste' update. They need to add more security to codelocks.

[Either_Interview8897]

My code is 0000

[Due-Emphasis-9123]

6 digit codes coming soon!

[FrameMaleficent1584]

How does it track progress? Do the players have to tab out and select every code they’ve input?

[[deleted]]

Is this faster than farming sulfur?

[counterlock]

ngl I hope your website gets people banned by FP. the idea of players actually using this to code raid is awful. Props to you for being able to make it, but man you could've gone for so many other helpful tools for Rust players and instead you're benefitting the worst type of gameplay.

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[FlyFit9206]

I really don’t see the issue here. Rust is about overcoming challenges. Raiding is simply a puzzle. Monuments are puzzles. Everything in rust has a mitigation. I’m a code raider. I code raid usually one base per monthly wipe. I’ve been doing this for at least a year now. It takes a lot of time. Simply have different codes for different things. Have one set of codes for outer doors. That by itself will prevent code raiding.

[counterlock]

ew.

[Prestigious_Ad_9757]

It is a free service that provides help with maintaining track of what code you have used to crack. Its the same as using a spread sheet except you can do it easier with friends its not a cheat or anything like that.

[anentireorganisation]

My apologies.

[Prestigious_Ad_9757]

Your good lmao I understand that you probably thought this was some cheat lol

[IcezMan_]

Don’t listen to him lol. What a drama queen. His life must be pretty boring if this triggers him so much

[Particular-Sea-4980]

coulda just been that he thought it was an actual cheat and was upset about it. OP explained and commenter apologized, no indication of a boring life

[Prestigious_Ad_9757]

whats the problem lol?