Adding numbers to wordlist

[Malstrom]

Hey there guys

As you see i am completely new here on the forum, and almost as new in the Linux systems..

So any solution to my problem would be much appreciated..

im trying to make a danish wordlist with, what i think to be the most common passwords i Denmark (This will not be used for illegal purposes!)

At the moment i have a list containing every danish word and name, with and without Capital first letter.. i would love to add every possible number from 1 to 99 to the end of every word..

Fist of i have been doing some math and it seems the file gonna have a size around 800mb roughly..
But i am not sure..

at the moment the the document contains 625536 word and have the size of 8,1 mb
ill get 99 more of each word.

my math looks like this > 8,1 / 625536 x 61928064 =801.9 (mb) is this correct?

Now if this is true my question is:

How do you make the numbers at the end of each word?

Thank you very much for you help..
and sorry for my English

Malstrom

[W01FC0DE]

Wyd – Automated Password Profiling Tool ---- This is worth a look.
There's also many more open source word list generators available that you can edit using your existing word lists and compile.

[TAPE]

You could try the below, I am sure there are prettier ways of doing it, but should work.

for i in $(cat danish.txt) ; do seq -f $i%02.0f 0 99 ; done > danish_numbers.txt

If you want the numeric values to go from 0 - 99 instead of 00 - 99 then change as follows

for i in $(cat danish.txt) ; do seq -f $i%01.0f 0 99 ; done > danish_numbers.txt

It worked OK for me on a small text file, might take a wee while to go through your entire wordlist though.

To suffix 3 digits (000 - 999) in the same way ;

for i in $(cat danish.txt) ; do seq -f $i%03.0f 0 999 ; done > danish_numbers.txt

Or just 1 digit (0 - 9) ;

for i in $(cat danish.txt) ; do seq -f $i%01.0f 0 9 ; done > danish_numbers.txt

I am in the process of creating a blogpost with some info on general one-liners for wordlist manipulation which you
may find handy to go through ;
(shameless plug )
A day with Tape: Wordlist manipulation revisited

[softize]

When using oclHashcat-plus, then you can define rules to also probe the addition of 2 digits to each word of your wordlist.
That way it's not necessary to "blow up" your wordlistfile.
Alternatively, you could download a pre-made wordlistfile from here: http://www.skullsecurity.org/wiki/index.php/Passwords
for example the "rockyou" usually solves about 75% of any list of passwords.
Some useful info about oclHashcat-plus is here: http://www.question-defense.com/2010...n-cl#more-6240
and here: http://hashcat.net/oclhashcat-plus/