A powerful, fast, and simple Instagram brute-force tool written in Bash by Nayan Das.
Warning
For Educational Use Only – This tool is intended strictly for ethical testing, research, and educational purposes. Misuse may lead to legal consequences. Use responsibly.
- Resume session support
- Tor integration for anonymity
- Password rotation with IP change
- Colored terminal output for readability
- Auto session saving on Ctrl+C
- Username validity check
- Support for custom or default wordlists
- Proxy rotation (Planned)
- Multi-device fingerprint spoofing (Planned)
git clone https://github.com/nayandas69/instaforcex.git
cd instaforcex
chmod +x instaforcex.sh
./instaforcex.sh
Ensure the following dependencies are installed:
openssl
curl
tor
awk
sed
cut
tr
uniq
cat
wc
On Debian/Ubuntu/Kali, install them with:
sudo apt install openssl curl tor coreutils
Note
You must start the Tor service before running the script:
sudo service tor start
You can provide your own wordlist or use the default one located at wordlists/passwords.lst
.
Important
The quality of your wordlist significantly impacts success. Use realistic and well-curated password lists.
If the process is interrupted (e.g., with Ctrl+C), you'll be prompted to save the session.
To resume a saved session:
./instaforcex.sh --resume
Tip
All saved sessions are stored in the sessions/
directory.
Successful credentials or challenge detections are saved to:
found/instaforcex.found
./instaforcex.sh
- Enter Instagram username
- Provide a path to a wordlist (or press Enter to use the default)
- Choose thread count (1–20)
Warning
This tool is intended for educational and authorized testing only. You are solely responsible for any misuse. By using InstaForceX, you agree not to use it for illegal purposes.
Contributions are welcome! If you have suggestions or improvements, please fork the repository and submit a pull request.
Nayan Das - @nayandas69
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.