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Password Wordlist Txt NEW!

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JtR is a FAST dictionary attack framework. It creates a dictionary attack and uses it to crack the users password. Once it has a dictionary attack going it checks against the dictionary to see if it has found an entry and if so it concludes that a correct entry has been made. It then posts back with the correct entry found. It will then check the users password against the list and begin hashing the password until it reaches the correct password. It then prints out the password.


There are several applications that people can use to automate dictionary attacks. The common ones are John, Dictionary Attack, Gibberish, Hydra and Pseudo. There are quite a few in-house Password cracking tools that can be used for dictionaries, of course most of them aren't in the public domain.


To see some examples of dictionaries look at a Dictionary attack when mounting a drive with a Password. This example uses John the Ripper but any dictionary attack would work the same way. If you use John the Ripper in the example directory it will write the Password into /tmp/.2. If you have the Authentication Packets installed you will see the Password listed with the message that it could not find it. Try hitting Ctrl+C to end the run.


A wordlist is a file that contains several words that are stored in order of frequency. JtR can use a pre-defined word list, however, it is recommended to use your own list of words because it is far better than any pre-defined list and anyone can update their own list.


If you download the zip file you can view the rockyou.txt Wordlist file as ASCII text. Also you can view the file as CSV (Comma Separated Values) in the csv.txt file. You can use this file as it is or use any of the other methods of formatting such as the JtR dictionary attack commands. 84d34552a1