How can I generate this specific wordlist?

[Elysium]

Hello.
I'm looking to generate a specific wordlist that goes like this. It has to have a fixed name, "john", and then an integer from 000 to 2000.

Like so:

john000
john001
john002
...
john1002
...
john2000

I'm sure you get what I'm saying.

Is there a simple way to do this?
I appreciate the help.

[Thorn]

Change the following pseudo-code to your favorite language:

Variable Integer Counter;
Initialize Counter = 0; 
Variable String Num;
Initialize Num ="000";
Variable String Name;
Initialize Name = "JOHN";

While Counter < 2001
  Name = Name + Num + CR;
  Write(File) = Name;
  Counter = Counter + 1
  Num = Integer_to_String_Func(Counter);

The only tricky part is the number of leading zeros, but in a lot of languages it's built into the integer-to-string converter. Other than that, it's Programming 101.

[thorin]

You can do it as follows right at the command prompt

 for ((X=1;X<=2000;X+=1)); do echo john`printf "%03d" $X`|tee -a johnlist.txt;done

Note the single quote is the one on the tilde key (usually top left of your keyboard) not an apostrophe.

Producing (both onscreen and in johnlist.txt):

john0001
john0002
john0003
john0004
john0005
....
john0018
john0019
john0020
...
john1018
john1019
john1020
...

[Archangel-Amael]

Note the single quote is the one on the tilde key (usually top left of your keyboard) not an apostrophe.

You mean the Grave Accent or Diacritical mark / tilde key.



Nice pseudo code btw Thorn.

[Thorn]

Thanks. I'm of the 'teach a man to fish' train of thought.

“Give a man a fish; you have fed him for today.
Teach a man to fish; and you will not have to listen to his incessant begging for more of your fish.”

[whitelisted]

You can do it as follows right at the command prompt

 for ((X=1;X<=20000;X+=1)); do echo john`printf "%04d" $X`|tee -a johnlist.txt;done

Note the single quote is the one on the tilde key (usually top left of your keyboard) not an apostrophe.

Producing (both onscreen and in johnlist.txt):

No, his passwords start with 3 digits ("john000") and work up to 4. Also, you've got one too many zeroes in your for loop (your cose ends at "john20000", not "john2000".

 for ((X=1;X<=2000;X+=1)); do echo john`printf "%03d" $X`|tee -a johnlist.txt;done

corrections emboldened.

[thorin]

Good catch whitelisted.