I downloaded pureh@tes wordlist. aircrack dosnt wanna run through it, and when i open it i cant see any words, only ascasii symbols. Why is that? Is the wordlist made for any other program and can't be red in plain-text?
Thanks!
The list seems to have been corrupted somehow. Its only the first few million lines so you can use the sed command to delete lines until the garbage is gone.
bt~#sed '1,(# of lines to delete)d' wordlist.txt
Then just look at the file and see what there is
bt~#cat | head -n 20 wordlist.txt
keep deleting till the garbage is gone. to see the number of lines in the file use the wc command
bt~#wc -l wordlist.txt
OR you can just down load this WPA list I made for another project. Its 64 million words 8-63 charectors and it was made from my other wordlist.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=7RN6ZB2E
i have a problem with the wordlist i don't know the metod to charge them.thanx
Please, if you are having problems and want to get some help with solving them you might want to specify your problem a bit more exactly. I suppose that you mean that you do not know how to manipulate the wordlist? There are several threads about that on the forum already but here are some useful commands for you as well.i have a problem with the wordlist i don't know the metod to charge them.thanx
Reading up on these and really understanding them will help you get a long way in the linux world. Apart from that pureh@te's post, just two posts above yours, does already explain the procedure quite thoroughly.Code:man cat man sed man grep
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kinda off topic but does anyone know where to find any good foreign language wordlists?
i've tried a couple of lists (from argon i think) but the problem there was that some of the special characters i need (like Æ, Ø & Å which are unique for the Norwegian language) were missing, so that words that contain those characters either had another letter instead or were just missing a letter completely...
Although I am sure that you know this already, but remember that WPA and many other password schemes will only accept ASCII characters.some of the special characters i need (like Æ, Ø & Å which are unique for the Norwegian language) were missing
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