WordList Creation

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Wordlist Menu Tool for Backtrack 4 final

   I get so sick of trying to remember all the shell commands to create wordlists so I have coded up a bash script which tries to make the process as simple as possible, if anyone is interested. I doubt anyone will want it but I decided to release it anyway.

   You can check it out here:
   http://tools.question-defense.com/wordlist_tools.sh

   ---------------- W O R D L I S T T O O L S M E N U --------------------

   | V.2 |
   | By Purehate |

   | 1. Run the entire otimization script |

   | 2. Sort a wordlist in alphabetical order |

   | 3. Sort a wordlist in reverse alphabetical order |

   | 4. Remove all duplicates form a wordlist |

   | 5. Remove all whitespace from the begining of each line |

   | 6. Remove all non ascii chars from a wordlist |

   | 7. Remove all comments from a wordlist (except first line) |

   | 8. Specify a min and max password length in a wordlist |

   | 9. Manipulate a wordlist with the --rules fuction of john the ripper |

   | 10. L33tify a wordlist |

   | 11. Delete all lines that match a specific pattern from a file |

   | 12. Create a wordlist with crunch |

   | 13. Create a wordlist with wyd.pl |

   | 14. Create a wordlist wordlist with CUPP |

   | 15. Create a wordlist based on phonenumbers |

   | 16. Combine a directory full of files into one big list |

   | 17. Split a large text file into smaller files |

   | 18. Capitalize the first letter of each line in a file |

   | 19. Quit |

   Select a operation from the menu: 

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SourceCode: File:Wordlist tools-1.txt

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Also

<nowiki>
#!/bin/bash

# Number of Passwords to generate, default 1,000
if [ "$1" != "" ]; then
  num=$1
else
  num="1000"
fi

# Length of password, default 7
if [ "$2" != "" ]; then
        len=$2
else
        len="7"
fi

cat /dev/urandom|tr -dc "a-zA-Z0-9-_\$\?"|fold -w $len|head -n $num

</nowiki>

To use it call it in your shell like this "scriptname num len > /save/list/to/newlist.lst" replace num with how ever many passwords you want to generate. len is the length of the password if you want 5 characters put 5 where len is etc. Then after that is > this tells the script where you want the file to be saved.

If you dont want it to have symbols in the passwords simply remove -_\$\? from the last line.