Some files for bruteforcing certain things.
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Some files for bruteforcing certain things.
Generate wordlists from Github repositories
A very flexible phone number wordlist generator
W Generator - A powerful frontend tool for penetration testers to generate customized wordlists based on public user information
Generate wordlists for dictionary attacks
Generate customized wordlists for penetration testing practice (e.g. brute force attack, dictionary attack, etc.)
Flash Force is a parallelism-based multiprocess hash cracking tool written in Python. Achieve GOD SPEED while cracking the hash with full control over CPU!
Menu driven wordlist generator in C++
DecodeX: Blazing-fast Hash Cracking for Security Pros!
Python TUI wrapping the aircrack-ng/hcxtools suite for WPA2 handshake capture, deauthentication attacks, and wordlist cracking - with auto-detection for desktop, tmux, NetHunter and Termux.
Password leak analysis program
Word lists and dictionaries for burte force attacks
Some username.txt and password.txt that I use most of the time
Slow but working Wi-Fi password recovery tool based on wordlist attack.
A simple mac app for cracker file vault made in objective c
RedKamgami is a high-performance password wordlist ecosystem for security research, authorized auditing, and educational purposes. It includes a deduplicated password dataset, a fast Rust-based password generator, and a lightweight Go launcher with automatic updates, integrity verification, and multi-mirror downloads.
fipp.py is a flexible, interactive password processor that filters and customizes password lists based on length, special characters, numbers, uppercase requirements, and encoding, with both command-line and interactive modes.
Cracking and bruteforce methodologies for the most common hashes, services and technologies
A 25 million entry wordlist optimized for Norwegian WiFi networks, designed for authorized penetration testing and security research.
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