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SQLBrute updated with psyco support

If you code in Python and you've never come across psyco before I would highly recommend checking it out. I integrated basic psyco usage into my SQLBrute tool, and it seems from inital tests to give at least a 10% to 20% speed boost to even my inefficient code.

You don't get something for nothing though - it's a memory hog. Since I haven't tested it too much, and since SQLBrute is a network bound CPU hog at the best of times, I haven't turned it on by default - you can supply the --psyco option to try it out. Enjoy!

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