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Hello there. Im pretty new to the scene
Stil, I know that i can compute/create worlists using tools like crunch and jtr.
But i need a fixed phrase at the start of every password.
like: "fixedph"
the the wordlist should look like
fixedpha
fixedphb
...
fixedphz
fixedph0
...
fixedph9
fixedphaa
fixedphab
fixedphac
...
fixedpha9
or something like that.
just the "fixedph" at the start of every line.
ist there any way/tool to do this?
please help.
There's been so many of these questions. Look here: http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forum...ing-guide.html
That's simple with crunch, just search the forums and your answer will appear
So get your password list and do something like:
This assumes your base password list is called password.lst and is in the directory where you run the command.Code:for X in `cat password.lst`; do echo fix$X;done
To output the results to a file you can either:
(This simply puts all the new words in fixpasswords.lst)Code:for X in `cat password.lst`; do echo fix$X;done>fixpasswords.lst
or
(This puts the new words in fixpasswords.lst if the file doesn't exist and appends if the file does)Code:for X in `cat password.lst`; do echo fix$X;done|tee -a fixpasswords.lst
Note the single quote in the commands above is the one on your tilde key (top left of most keyboards).
I'm a compulsive post editor, you might wanna wait until my post has been online for 5-10 mins before quoting it as it will likely change.
I know I seem harsh in some of my replies. SORRY! But if you're doing something illegal or posting something that seems to be obvious BS I'm going to call you on it.
Also have closer look at using crunch with the -t option.
Theres also a way to do that with the mangling rules in john. Read the john.conf file and the rules help.
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