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Date: Fri, 29 Apr 2022 15:20:02 -0400
From: Rich Rumble <richrumble@...il.com>
To: john-users@...ts.openwall.com
Subject: Re: Way to create specific wordlist
Why not Download the SQLite database that has all the passwords in it
already?
And since it's just the uppercase alphabet letters, you can use
incremental=upper
I dumped the passes from their sql like this:
sqlite SELECT orig from "wifi"; >keys.txt
You could extract those, and create an INCREMENTAL mode based on them, as
the frequency that letters appear near each other might be optimized
better, but I'm not sure with a keyspace this small if it makes a real
difference. The length is 8 (min and max) it won't take long. Bue here is
how you could do this:
Use -make-charset
https://www.openwall.com/john/doc/EXAMPLES.shtml
sed 's/^/:/' < keys.txt >upcubee.pot
./john -pot=upcubee.pot -make-charset=upcubee.chr
Loaded 16777216 plaintexts
Generating charsets........................ DONE
Generating cracking order..---- Stable order (6 recalculations)
Successfully wrote charset file: upc.chr (26 characters)
The .chr file is much smaller than the 151Mb of the plaintext passwords
from that DB they provide.
Add that to your john.conf and then use the incremental mode on it.
[Incremental:upcubee]
File = $JOHN/upcubee.chr
MinLen = 8
CharCount=26
./john -i=upcubee hashes.txt
On Thu, Apr 28, 2022 at 8:58 AM Krekan <krekan@...nykrekan.com> wrote:
> Hello, I would like to ask what options of John could I use to make
> wordlist
> which will contain 8 character combinations which can contain each
> character
> only once or twice. For example word specific is not good only for example
> specifgh. Every character from the charset can be used only once or twice
> in
> password candidate. This is useful for testing strength of UPC
> networks
> passwords which are created in such way.
> For more explanation look at:
>
> https://ubee.deadcode.me/index.php?ssid=1042770
> Example passwords shown there are of a kind which I would like to create
> using
> John.
> Thanx for help
> Johny Krekan
>
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