lol. yes, in a language of your own choice

how do you build your own bruteforcer?

public static void bruteforce(byte[] charset, int passmin, int passmax) {

// This stores integers that map the charset
int[] pass = new int[passmax];
// This stores the current password.
byte[] password = new byte[passmax];
// Number of characters in charset
int charsetLength = charset.length;

for (int passlen = passmin; passlen <= passmax; passlen++) {

while (true) { // You could use while(passwordNotFound) here

// build pass from character set
for (int i = 0; i < passlen; i++)
password = charset[pass];

// Now do some calculations
System.out.println(new String(password, 0, passlen));

// increase password combination
int permut;
for (permut = 0; permut < passlen; permut++) {

pass[permut]++;

if (pass[permut] < charsetLength)
break;

pass[permut] = 0;

}

// all combinations are done ?
if (permut == passlen)
break; // so try a longer password

} // end while(true)

} // end for (lengths)

System.out.println("All done, move along");

}