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Create months.txt
for i in `cat $1`; do echo ${i}; echo ${i}2019; echo ${i}2020; echo ${i}2021; echo ${i}2022; echo ${i}1; echo ${i}123; done >> n
for i in `cat n`; do echo ${i}; echo ${i}'!'; echo ${i}'@'; echo ${i}'#'; echo ${i}'$'; echo ${i}'%'; echo ${i}'^'; echo ${i}'&'; echo ${i}'*'; echo ${i}'?'; done >> s
hashcat s -r /usr/share/hashcat/rules/leetspeak.rule --stdout > hc
wordlister --input s --perm 1 --min 4 --max 48 --leet &>/dev/null
mv output.txt wl
cat hc wl | sort -u > vvv
wordlister --input vvv --perm 1 --min 4 --max 48 --cap --up &>/dev/null
cat output.txt | sort -u > $2
rm n s hc wl vvv output.txt
The Passwords directory will hold a number of password lists that can be used by multiple tools when attempting to guess credentials for a given targeted service. This will include a number of very popular lists in cooperation with their maintainers, including the RockYou lists maintained by Rob Bowes.
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- Password lists containing the count are located in the "withcount" folder.
- Lists over 100Mb have been compressed.