-=Xploitz=- Thread To Share Wordlist

[imported_pingu]

Thanks purehate, much appreciated.

[{LCD}STELIOS]

You can easily create one with crunch in backtrack

crunch 8 8 ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ -o upercase.txt

I copied the text verbatum and I get bash: crunch: command not found?

What am I doing wrong?

P.S how big would the output file be for an 8 8 length table (roughly).

I checked it out and it is the right syntax, problem is just with the noob imputting it.
It must be where I am trying to enter the data?
I have started crunch up with the gooey menu and I have "cd" to it too.
Enlighten the dim please. Ta

Thanks

[{LCD}STELIOS]

Just a post to ask the same question as posted it in the wee hours and I think it got missed as no on replied.

[purehate]

Probably because crunch is not in the path, it is located in /pentest/password/crunch/

[{LCD}STELIOS]

[QUOTE=pureh@te;149345]Probably because crunch is not in the path, it is located in /pentest/password/crunch/

Thanks mate
Ah I know what I was doing wrong.instead of /pentest/password/crunch/crunch 8 8 ........etc
I was missing out a part. /pentest/password/crunch/ 8 8......etc
Doh.

[TheFoolTheMeddlingIdiot]

I thought I should share a script I wrote as an exercise in learning Ruby that might appeal to some of the traveling pentester types here. I call it NIAC (numbers in area code) and would appreciate any suggestions for improvement because I am just a newb. Requires Ruby, Curl, and a 12 oz. can of domestically brewed internet.

Example:
user@Host:/mnt/750$ ruby niac.ry 321
...
3212031031
3212031032
3212031033
...

runtime for me while also running airolib-ng was 41.251 seconds. Not bad?
Because this is my first post I can't post a URL so to make this script work you need to replace the four "X"'s with "http".

# NIACRetrieves all the exchanges for any area code in the US from a 
# website and prints out all 9999 possible numbers for each
# exchange. 

if (ARGV.length == 0): puts("Usage: niac <areacode>")   
end

areacode = ARGV[0]
# C h a n g e                XXXX to  http
exchanges = `curl -N -s XXXX://telcodata.us/telcodata/telco?npa=#{areacode}|grep -E -o '(#{areacode}\-...)'|awk -F \- '{print $1$2}'|uniq`
array = exchanges.scan(/\d{6}/).map { |c| c.to_i }

i = 0
while (i < array.length)
  suffix = 0
  while (suffix < 9999)
    print array[i] * 10000 + suffix
    suffix += 1
    puts "\n"
  end
i += 1
end

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WPA 8-40 random Alpha-numeric words, all unique

File size: 95 MB
Unpacked size 415 MB

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=XV34VA9Z

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More WPA Wordlists, all unique, alpha-numeric 8-63 character words, one word per line.


BIG-WPA-LIST-1
241.09 MB -> 1.2 GB

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=L7LQSH5U

BIG-WPA-LIST-2
299.68 MB -> 1.2 GB

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=2P23UCLV

BIG-WPA-LIST-3
270.48 MB -> 1.2 GB

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=F6DEE204

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wordlist, smerdlist, 1 GTX295 can do about 19,500 passwords per second...

YouTube - Atlas Folder - 23 nVidia GTX295 GPU Folding Farm

[imported_deepstar]

Hi
Can I run these wordlists from a fat32 partition or a linux partition ?
Thank you....

EDIT: Copied to a fat32 usb flash drive and it works.