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Generates password dictionary for guessing a password
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| #!/usr/bin/python | |
| # define the prefix to try since we knew what the password starts with | |
| prefix = ['begin', 'Begin'] | |
| # list of sequences to run through | |
| sequences = ['seq1', 'Seq1', 'SEQ1', 'se2', '!', '123', '555', '103', '_'] | |
| # open the password file where the dictionary will be saved | |
| newfile = open('mypass.txt', 'w') | |
| # A python3 thing I guess | |
| stuff = list(sequences) | |
| # Generate permutations of the password, starting wth the prefix and then 2 to 6 combos of the "charset" | |
| for i in prefix: | |
| for x in range(2,6): | |
| for p in permutations(stuff, x): | |
| newfile.write(''.join(p) + '\n') | |
| """ | |
| Example output: | |
| ============== | |
| beginseq1SEQ1 | |
| begin_seq1 | |
| Begin_seq1103 | |
| """ |
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