Hello everyone,
Sometimes I've just wanted something simple do dump a list of common alterations to words to get a new password list. For example if I have a list of 100 common words, I wanted to add 1, 123, ! and other things to the end, generate some 1337-speak, capitalize the first letter, uppercase everything, then add everything to the end of the all-caps words, etc.
So here is a little script I've been working on.
C:\wordlists> python passtransform.py --wordlist pass.lst --outfile pass2.lst --sort
If I had "password" in the pass.lst, it would generate the following variations while keeping the original:
P@SSWORD
P@SSWORD!
P@SSWORD1
P@SSWORD123
P@SSWORD1234
P@ssword
P@ssword!
P@ssword1
P@ssword123
P@ssword1234
PASSWORD
PASSWORD!
PASSWORD1
PASSWORD123
PASSWORD1234
Password
Password!
Password1
Password123
Password1234
p@ssword
p@ssword!
p@ssword1
p@ssword123
p@ssword1234
password
password!
password1
password123
password1234
It's still a work in progress, and I haven't yet added $ to the end, little things like that, but easily done.
If you find it useful I'll put it on github and I'll take requests to add features/transformations, new command line switches for things, inserting into a database (MySQL or Postgres) etc. (Why? But I've heard of that). Adding exclude rules. Or whatever.
Remember with big password lists it generates word + 29 extras, so a wordlist with 10 words ends up with 370 words. In its current state... means multiply the number of words by 37. A password list with 1000 words ends up with 37,000 words, for example.
This is strictly for word lists, and I'm thinking it could also be used with maskprocessor.
Thanks,
James
passtransform.txt (Size: 4.06 KB / Downloads: 0)
Sometimes I've just wanted something simple do dump a list of common alterations to words to get a new password list. For example if I have a list of 100 common words, I wanted to add 1, 123, ! and other things to the end, generate some 1337-speak, capitalize the first letter, uppercase everything, then add everything to the end of the all-caps words, etc.
So here is a little script I've been working on.
C:\wordlists> python passtransform.py --wordlist pass.lst --outfile pass2.lst --sort
If I had "password" in the pass.lst, it would generate the following variations while keeping the original:
P@SSWORD
P@SSWORD!
P@SSWORD1
P@SSWORD123
P@SSWORD1234
P@ssword
P@ssword!
P@ssword1
P@ssword123
P@ssword1234
PASSWORD
PASSWORD!
PASSWORD1
PASSWORD123
PASSWORD1234
Password
Password!
Password1
Password123
Password1234
p@ssword
p@ssword!
p@ssword1
p@ssword123
p@ssword1234
password
password!
password1
password123
password1234
It's still a work in progress, and I haven't yet added $ to the end, little things like that, but easily done.
If you find it useful I'll put it on github and I'll take requests to add features/transformations, new command line switches for things, inserting into a database (MySQL or Postgres) etc. (Why? But I've heard of that). Adding exclude rules. Or whatever.
Remember with big password lists it generates word + 29 extras, so a wordlist with 10 words ends up with 370 words. In its current state... means multiply the number of words by 37. A password list with 1000 words ends up with 37,000 words, for example.
This is strictly for word lists, and I'm thinking it could also be used with maskprocessor.
Thanks,
James
passtransform.txt (Size: 4.06 KB / Downloads: 0)