is there any software like John the Ripper that is able to perform an attack over what is thought to be a passphrase?

as you know the password may contain a passphrase, you want to attack words, obviously, but it doesn't stop there. you may want to change letters from numbers like "rabbit" -> "r4bb1t" "rabb1t", etc.

and also obviously the word list including famous people, words' modifications, etc

For example ash instead of ass, fork or funk or truck instead of fuck ect

I made an attempt at creating word lists that include words that require the least number of "clicks" on a smart TV remote.

For example, given a keyboard layout like:

qwertyuiop
asdfghjkl
zxcvbnm

"wax" costs 7 clicks (1 per letter, plus 4 to navigate from the w to the a to the x), whereas "lap" costs 21 clicks.

On a keyboard layout that's just all the letters in one row alphabetically (abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz), the costs change: "wax" costs 48 clicks while "lap" only costs 29.

Not sure if it's really useful, but thought it was an interesting exercise to show how very specific word lists can aid users facing specific, context-dependent limitations.

Thought this might fit with this subbreddit.

I've been working on a command-line tool that can perform various operations on word lists.

By default it de-duplicates, trims white-space, and sorts alphabetically. Optionally, it can:

• Enforce minimum and maximum word lengths
• Remove words with integers or any non-alphanumeric characters.
• Eliminate prefix words
• Remove words from a list of reject words or from a list of paired homophones
• Enforce a minimum edit distance between words
• Enforce a maximum shared prefix length
• Print corresponding dice rolls

I'm calling it Tidy.

Would love to know if I'm missing any useful features! (Or if anything is not working as promised.) What are some common operations you perform on word lists not listed above? How can I make it more useful for work on non-English words?

Hello someone would have a valid blockchain.info 2012 wordlist because i want to test a program.

https://github.com/Thanatos995/Public-PT-Domain-Word-Lists.git

Alright so I need your help to create a wordlist of possible Mac Addresses that Starts with 4c17eb and EDNS 0a75

and the 2 Middle Character is going to be from AA-BB-CC-DD-EE-FF... ETC

So lets say 4c17ebff0a75. what options in crunch help me achieve this. or if there is a better tool to use for this type of wordlist. thank you in advance

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Found this on some website if someone can explain it a little bit more

"Used Crunch to generate the last 6 numbers with 4 of them known as in:

@@4428

%%4428

@%4428

%24428

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@=lowercase letters

%=numbers

The passwords are in lowercase.

Then used Hashcat Combination Attack. One wordlist on the left with all the macs running up against a wordlist that was crunched looking for those 2 missing letters\numbers.

Instant hit. GG WP. EZ when you know that "secret" ;)"

Hey, this link I've uploaded a mini Grammar list. This is in no way exhaustive or extensive (it's only 64 entries and about 4 of them dont have an answer card..sorry). I made this for myself, to review some parts of German grammar I was having problems with. I dont know how useful it is but I'm uploading it anyway.

Hola! estoy asistiendo un curso que se enseña en español. Por cierto hablo español solamente hasta un cierto punto, o sea yo se sobrevivir pero ni de coña se hablar bastante bueno para asistir en un clase sociologica, es decir "Sociolingüistic de España; el basque, catalan, gallego, etc."

Por eso necesito un listo de los mas o menos perteneciente palabras para sobrevivir en un ambient academico

Hey if anyone has a curated essential verbs (as verbs you've caught in the wild via literature or some sort of reading) or list with imperfective and perfective verbs denoted. Also preferably with example sentences. Do you mind passing it on. Thanks.