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I don't know if anyone replied with a decent answer on the capitalization problem. I have to learn python so I though that this would be a good thing to start with. So here it is, enjoy my first python script:
Usage (Windows, linux or any other distoro):Code:#!/user/bin/python #Forsta import sys,string; o = open("CAP" + str(sys.argv[1]) ,'w'); i = open(str(sys.argv[1])); indata = i.readline(); while indata != "": o.write(indata); o.write(indata[0].swapcase()); o.write(indata[1:]); indata = i.readline(); o.close(); i.close();
1. Save the text to a file called GoodName.py
2. Run (with cmd, the terminal, or other) "GoodName.py yourList.txt"
3. Done! You should now have a file called "CAPyourList.txt"
Comment: have a newline at the end of your file (a blank line).
Yes you need python for this to work..
I could add some more features if anyone wants/needs anything.
First of all, Cheers Xpolitz for creating this tutorial. I am sure it has taken a long time to do and a lot of hard work, but also very enjoyable hard workYou do contribute a lot to this community. Im only getting round to reading this thread now as I have been busy with Ettercap/Wireshark for a while [and still am! Got a headache! but an enjoyable headache to say the least].
I never have used WPA before, never needed to because where I live everyone is completely thick and primitive to network security. I have been using WEP ever since I bought my AP. Although, after I understand the hashes in Ettercap/Wireshark etc I will be looking for a new project to work on [WPA/AES/PSK].
Just a question to ask, since nearly every post, tutorial, video I have read does assume that the pentester is using a word they already know and that the word is within the wordlist...How can we possibly say WPA is 'thee' encryption to use? For example, when I pentested my WEP key I got my friend to set the WEP key without me looking at it [to prove to him and myself]. How can we do this with WPA if someone enters a key with symbols/capital letters and even a bunch of words all put together as one key?
After all, pentesting is to see if the pentested object is secure, how can we know if it is secure if we all enter 'the key' into our wordlist....isn't that cheating? As the blackhat's will NOT already have our key obviously lol.
Looking forward to any and all responses and again GREAT job Xploitz, keep it up man.
[Has anyone noticed for some reason the forum is quieter than usual this last month and a half]?
Did we ever get a program that would capitalize the first character of each word?
I wrote a cheezy program in C that would do that and if it already is uppercase, switch it to lower case, but I am looking for other variations ideas that I can add to it.
What I am wanting to do, is to make it so my password file will only need to be all lowercase (to keep it as small as possible), but then to run it through a program that will parse each word, and spit out the possible variations. That way you could pipe it out to a named pipe, and any program that needs a password file can just read from the pipe.
I am looking for USEFUL ways that I can parse this (i.e spit out e as @ and E as 3), so if this sounds good to you, and you would like specific functionality added, send me a PM with you ideas, and I will try to add it to the program. And then once I am done, I will post the code for all to use.
Oh, and if someone knows of an existing program that will do just this, let me know.
Yes.
Heres the link.
Code:http://forums.remote-exploit.org/showthread.php?t=8033
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hey dudes,
Somewhere on this forum there are links to rapidshare wordlist of 240MB to 35Gb been searching far a while as well as google searches rapidshare.com: wpa wordlist, church wordlist. etc etc
can some one please post a link
ummmm....this thread right here has a bunch of links to wordlists, and
for the 33gb wpa table, then search on google for "church of wifi" and go from there.
Not exactly the Super Beaut Wordlist I've been looking for
But heres a few more wordlist I’ve found! Enjoy!!
http://rapidshare.com/files/4470757/...onary.rar.html
http://www.rapidshare1.com/wordlist-...re-search.html