word list manipulater

[bgalfond]

I have seen a reference to this, but thread seems to have died with no feedback on the final features. I can't post there or link to it, but it is called "WoRd_LiSt_MaNiPuLaTeR" in General IT Discussion.

Anyone use it? Or is there a preferred tool that I do not know of?

Thanks!

[thorin]

I have seen a reference to this, but thread seems to have died with no feedback on the final features. I can't post there or link to it, but it is called "WoRd_LiSt_MaNiPuLaTeR" in General IT Discussion.

http://forums.remote-exploit.org/sho...ht=manipulator

Anyone use it? Or is there a preferred tool that I do not know of?

That would kind of depend on what exactly you're trying to accomplish.

[bgalfond]

I want to combine a number of different lists, filter them for WPA ( 8 chars), and remove any duplicates.

[purehate]

Yes its a super duper high tech secret hack tool callled.....

BASIC LINUX

Assuming all the files are in the same directory then you can....

r00t@infected ~ $ cat *.* | sort -u | pw-inspector -m 8 -M 63 > optimizedwpa.lst

or if you want to be reall l33t you can
r00t@infected ~ $ cat *.* | sort -u | pw-inspector -m 8 -M 63 > optimizedwpa.lst && john -w: optimizedwpa.lst -rules -stdout:63 | sort -u > badasswpalist.txt

The second command will take your list and run it through the john word mangler which will give you 50 variations of each word.

[bgalfond]

Sorry if it was a stupid question, I am clearly still learning linux. I will say that while many people say to start with ubuntu or similar, I have learned far more in the past week of using backtrack and lurking on this forum than I did in the past 10 months of ubuntu/mint. They seem more crutch than trainer to me.

Thanks for the help.