To "open" the encrypted ssd you have to start a program on the disk and pass a password to the program right?
there are some programs(autoit should be one of them) out there who can automaticly push an input to other programms like a virtual keyboard
so one possibility would be to generate such a script with some kind of a passwordlist and try it with automated inputs, the big question is, how will the programm react to multiple wrong inputs, will it closing itself? (then you have to open it again) will it slow down possible new inputs (timer please wait 10 seconds, please wait 30 seconds ...), these things have to be known or investigated before to be able to biuld up a working script
the rasperry pi zero with p4wnp1 is somthing similar (can act as a virtual keyboard) but quite more complex and advanced (remotly controlled per wifi and other things)
there are some programs(autoit should be one of them) out there who can automaticly push an input to other programms like a virtual keyboard
so one possibility would be to generate such a script with some kind of a passwordlist and try it with automated inputs, the big question is, how will the programm react to multiple wrong inputs, will it closing itself? (then you have to open it again) will it slow down possible new inputs (timer please wait 10 seconds, please wait 30 seconds ...), these things have to be known or investigated before to be able to biuld up a working script
the rasperry pi zero with p4wnp1 is somthing similar (can act as a virtual keyboard) but quite more complex and advanced (remotly controlled per wifi and other things)