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http://www.backtrack-linux.org – Hello everyone. I want to generate a dictionary to hack a password I've forgotten. The password is a phrase that I remember, but some of the characters are numbers and letters. I don't recall which are which. For example: ilove:doggers could be il0v3:d0gG3r5 iLove:d0gge12s etc. so I have a 12-13 character password and I have each character narrowed down to 2 or 3 possibilities. Is there a way to have crunch generate that list for me? I've read the man page and couldn't figure it out. (HowTos)

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i tried search google and i found a lot of wordlist from 8-63 characters but i cant find 26 characters or 26 digits password for wpa wordlist.

example of 26 characters: 1609ASD890FQW9809090NHG43D

I only want 26 numbers and words combination including special characters,

is thier anyone knows where to get WPA 26 character wodlist?

thanks!.

How to install Crunch Wordlist on 12.10 32-bit?

Crunch 3.4 Wordlist

I used

tar -zxvf crunch-3.4.tgz cd crunch-3.4 sudo make sudo makeinstall

A directory /pentest/passwords/crunch was created but I cannot seem to know how to run Crunch.

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I'm still rather new to Ubuntu so please help!! While trying to resolve an issue with a program I loaded, I had to use my Administrator password. I went to "User Profiles" and selected my profile I saw that my password was gone and was replaced by a shorter password. The current password is not one I set on the Administrator and is five characters long.

I've got this wordlist 8 to 12 characters and would like to add two more numerals at the end of each word Dunno if it could be done by crunch or by something else ... please help

examples : blahblah

should be:

blahblah00 blahblah01 blahblah02 ... blahblah99

Hi I would like create a dictionary with following configuration: 10 by 10 With Letters "ABCDEF" and Numbers "0123456789"

1º Dictionary --> No repetitions example "ABCDEF0123, ABCDEF0124..., 9876543210" 2ª Dictionary--> With only one repetition "AABCDEF012,AABCDEF013,...

Is there any way to check a list of passwords whether they strong or not?

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I recently had to get a USB keyboard to plug into my HP Netbook, then and now a of lot times when the dialogue box opens up requesting a password ( or any form box), then suddenly that form window starts filling in letters or numbers automatically. I can hold down the backspace that clears it one character at a time until it's clear again. But, what's going on here???

AND, this is also occurring

I'm trying to test my Wi-Fi's security, but I only have a generic password dictionary. WPA (the protocol I use) only supports 8-63 character passwords, so many passwords in the list are useless. I don't want to download an entire new list, so I'm trying to make a script to convert it for me.

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