If you need a wpa list here is one I made for another project a while back. I think its about 64 million words.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=7RN6ZB2E
Do you guys have a reccomended wordlist?
i've been googling looking for a good wordlist, and it would be great if aireplay reccomended one, but i can't find one that inspires confidence.
what wordlists do you reccomend?
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If you need a wpa list here is one I made for another project a while back. I think its about 64 million words.
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=7RN6ZB2E
The most important step when implementing a wordlist attack is choosing the right wordlist for the intended target. The largest wordlist is seldom the best choice to start with and a highly specific, even self compiled, wordlist should be tried first. For two threads packed with good wordlists check the following links:Originally Posted by Sonic Reducer
http://forum.remote-exploit.org/showthread.php?t=7199
http://forum.remote-exploit.org/showthread.php?t=11875
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tron is correct. There is a excellent tool in backtrack which was written by 2 of the backtrack devs which can parse a entire web site for passwords thus making a extremely specific site list. You would be suprised how many people at McDonnalds World head quarters probably have "Big Mac" as their password.
Here is a little demo of the tool to get you started....
wyd and passwords
thats really cool. does it just do the page you supply or does it search recursively over the whole site? i'm curious how long i could have it pointed at wikipedia before my computer asplodes
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[COLOR=DarkOrange]Disks - Western Digital Caviar 250Gb[/COLOR] Optical - Pioneer DVR-K06RS[/COLOR][/B]
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Nice video pureh@te. Don't believe that I have seen this one before.
Also good choice of song, anything by Les Claypool is awesome!
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NM... found it...
Anyone have a wordlist with all possible phone numbers?
or, I've made a list with all 7 digit phone number possibilitys. How would I add an area code to each entry (I'm using win XP)
Windows xp? thought this was a forum for the support of backtrack??
whoops. well then how would I do it in BT. I'd like to do it in xp, and then use it in bt, but either way is good
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