pwcrack-builder

creative idea (not that practical but whatever) where you pipe stdout from this program into hashcat or john the ripper instead of making complex rules and stuff

or you can just make a larger wordlist from a small one to fit certain criteria (e.g. partial leetspeak).

designed to work with a reasonably small wordlist (not rockyou, preferably), and with extremely specific requirements (e.g. reverse the first 4 characters of the word unless the word is in the english dictionary)

examples:

Expand wordlist to file

python3 pwcrack-builder.py expand example/wordlist.txt > expanded-list.txt

Expand+Enum wordlist to JTR

python3 pwcrack-builder.py expand+enum example/wordlist.txt | john --pipe --format="Raw-MD5" example/passwords.txt

Enum+Basic_Cases wordlist to JTR

python3 pwcrack-builder.py enum+basic_cases example/wordlist.txt | john --format="Raw-MD5" --pipe example/passwords.txt

python usage

i am going to build this so that it can be used as a library for convenience

speed

not fast
i tried using multiprocessing module but it was still slow
maybe you could use this to generate rulesets idk
can do basic_cases+expand+enum for a 1k length wordlist (103 trillion outputs) in ~24 hours (estimated)

files

expand_wordlist.py

• expand a wordlist to account for numbers being words (50 -> fifty)
• account for spacer characters being different ('-', '_', '')
• account for signs like % being represented as "percent" instead

enumerate.py

• enumerate over common password possibilities when given a wordlist
• add digits, prepend digits
• do digits stuff with letters, special chars
• mix and match

cases.py

• lower case the entire word, then change 1-4 letters to capital (try all possibilities)
• The_testing123 can turn into tHe_tEsTiNG123
• alternatively use basic_cases for 1-2 letters to capital

it isn't working !11!1

use +debug at the end of your tool chain/tool list to print out stats. do not use debug with pipe or redirect!!

example/passwords.txt revealed

this tool can crack crazy passwords if you have a good, small wordlist

• expand: blinkonehundredandeighty-two
• enum: #8cloud92
• expand+enum: !7Killsninety-nine.nine%OfGerms1
• expand+enum2: Eblinkonehundredandeighty-two#
• cases: CityiNtHe-cloUd
• expand+cases: twEnTyonePilOts
• basic_cases+enum: XCityinthe-clouDX
• basic_cases+enum2: 5carriE_uNderwood9a