Wordlist Menu Tool for Backtrack 4 final

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Originally Posted by pureh@te

Gitsnick, Can you be more specific about what commands you mean. That password doc is huge :-)

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Leetification can be dramatically enhanced for one. Connections to airolib, cowpatty, and the .rt files as options would be nice (creation based on the wordlists generated - NOT cracking with them). Prefix and Suffix for the wordlists (not just the capitalization bit though that looks great).

They're all up to you, but each are parts of the reasons I built my crappy script - I tend to generate small targeted airolib's when I'm using CUPP, short listed .rt's for the same reasons (and then I can offload the full amount later on if necessary). Just small things to make the corporate image list a bit more centralised.

None of them are penultimately necessary though, but you asked for suggestions :)

Thanks for the script Pureh@te, This is more than I was looking for. I got a small perl script that removes 7 or less sign entries from a wordlist ( for WPA / WPA2 ) but your script does it and a lot more as well. Well done.

Very nice indeed... Once again, thank you sir.

When running the leetify option I receive:

./wordlist_tools.sh: line 151: leeting: command not found

With no output.

just for convenience include a dictionary, a help file explaining the different wordlist creators for the people that aren't aware of google,

Also if possible a sort of option that like a dictionary crunch since I can't seem to find a decent wordlist online that includes mine or a friends wpa walnut523. Or if this list creator exist somewhere else than I'd appreciate a point in the right direction.

options would include
8-10 digits
first letter upper and lowercase
single dictionary word or two in forward and reverse order followed by a certain number of digits

and hopefully password is made by a person that knows how to spell :D

@pureh@te --

I was looking thru the section of your script titled: "##strip all non ascii chars##"

..and had a question regarding this part:

Code:

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echo -en "\nHit return to proccess the file: "
read return
if [ "$return" == "" ]; then
echo
/usr/bin/tr -cd '\11\12\40-\176' < $innonascii > $outnonascii
fi

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Basically, the tr command as written says: "Any character that's not octal 11, octal 12, or in the range of octal 40 up to 176 inclusive, delete it, write the rest to a new file"
--> Correct?

If correct, why would you wish to preserve octal 11 which is also known as the horizontal tab character? All the rest of the command makes sense. Please clarify, and thanks for your work!

Horizontal tab is a valid password character. It's just not very common in the windows world, or on web pages. Whether it was a typo or not is another question!

You should be able to use it on your BT installation at the "passwd" prompt.

Also, I just noticed, nice sig ;)

Just a small over sight. I am working on a new version which is much better

@Gitsnik -- Yeah you are right, horizontal tab is perfectly valid as part of a password...

@pureh@te -- Thanks for clarification.

Thank you..:cool: