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cracken
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looking for a tool that takes hashcat masks and outputs an actual text file , for example i want a list that consists of passwords like this ac035c46 ("a" at the start + alpha numeric in the middle + just two digits in the end) or just this mask a?h?h?h?h?h?d?d , it wasn't possible with "crunch"
nv i switched to cracken it's a lot more flexible
- Show HN: Cracken – A Data Driven Approach for Password Generation
- Show HN: Cracken – A Data Driven Approach for Password Generation (DeepSec21)
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Releasing the Cracken - A Data Driven Approach for Password Generation
More at Cracken's github repo
- Releasing the Cracken – A Data Driven Approach for Password Cracking (DeepSec21)
- Cracken: A fast password wordlist generator written in pure safe rust
tidy
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Making a word list uniquely decodable with minimal cuts
I like the concept of finding where the algorithm is "overly strict". And I appreciate teh creativity coming up with this banana example. However, I think given the goal of my project, I do not want to have to "restrict the passphrase generator to a fixed number of words" or similar restrictions on the generator. In other words, making restrictions on the password generator is not "allowed" (more crassly, I want to make my algorithm "idiot proof").
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How hard could it be? Sorting words alphabetically in Rust
Currently, Tidy can tell users if their created word list "clears" these "lines". However, there's an open issue discussing the accuracy and necessity of these "lines".
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Looking for general advice on toy project
Casual programmer here. I've been gradually working on a command-line tool for working with word lists (like you'd use to make a passphrase) I'm calling Tidy.
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Command line tool to combine and edit word lists
I'm calling it Tidy. Would love to know if I'm missing any useful features! Or if anything is not working as promised. It's written in Rust -- I welcome contributions via GitHub!
What are some alternatives?
mentalist - Mentalist is a graphical tool for custom wordlist generation. It utilizes common human paradigms for constructing passwords and can output the full wordlist as well as rules compatible with Hashcat and John the Ripper.
anyhow - Flexible concrete Error type built on std::error::Error
bopscrk - Generate smart and powerful wordlists
PasswordListGenerator - This Porjects goal is to automate a large password list with given attributes from a user such as {Name, Last Name, Middle Name, Birthday, favorite....}
veldora - A rust program to bruteforce ZIP, PDF and some common hashes.
duplicut - Remove duplicates from MASSIVE wordlist, without sorting it (for dictionary-based password cracking)
CTF-challenges - loved participating in CTF challenges, why not create it myself ?!
rpassword - Cross platform Rust library to read a password in the terminal (Linux, BSD, OSX, Windows, WASM).
Heroinn - A cross platform C2/post-exploitation framework.