Security Concepts
[Day 8] 5. Creating your own password list
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DITISS AdminCreating Your Own Password List with Crunch
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Setup:
bashmkdir hackwifi cd hackwifi mkdir mylist cd mylist vim char.txt- In , write the characters you want to include in the passwords (e.g.,
char.txt).1234567890
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Generate the Password List:
bashcrunch 3 3 -f char.txt -o mylist.txt- What it does:
- : Minimum and maximum password length is 3 characters.
3 3 - : File containing characters for password generation.
char.txt - : Output file where passwords are stored.
mylist.txt
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Alternative Command:
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Skip the
file and specify characters directly:char.txtbashcrunch 3 3 0123456789 -o mylist.txt
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Additional Tips:
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Crunch will show the estimated size of the file while generating passwords.
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You can include special characters, letters, or any other known hints in
or directly in the command:char.txtbashcrunch 3 3 @#$123ABC -o mylist.txt- Example: If the password contains letters, numbers, and special characters, Crunch will combine all possibilities.
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This way, you can create a tailored wordlist to use with tools like
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