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Hi,
I do want a word-list with min 4 and max 8 with a pattern abcd@@@@
So my command would be
crunch 4 8 0123456789 -t abcd@@@@ -o abcd.txt
Crunch will give me an error of minimum must be the same length of the pattern which obviously 8.
Please help me how to get the command right.
so my word-list would produce something like this
abcd1
abcd12
abcd123
abcd1234
Not just like this
abcd1234
abcd4231
Thank You
Man! Is just you READ the error!
for i in `crunch 1 8 1234567890 %`; do echo "abcd$i"; done
:(
Hi,
can you give the actual command, so I can easily follow through... I can't get the command above to work.
crunch 1 8 1234567890 %`; do echo "abcd$i"
Thank You
I dont know where you found it: crunch 1 8 1234567890 %`; do echo "abcd$i"
I think that you have some problem there, I posted this command:(i just changed to 3 to dont generate a big output):
root@anubis:~# for i in `crunch 1 3 1234567890 %`; do echo "abcd$i"; done
Crunch will now generate the following amount of data: 4320 bytes
0 MB
0 GB
0 TB
0 PB
Crunch will now generate the following number of lines: 1110
abcd1
abcd2
abcd3
abcd4
abcd5
abcd6
abcd7
abcd8
abcd9
abcd0
abcd11
abcd12
abcd13
abcd14
abcd15
abcd16
abcd17
abcd18
abcd19
abcd10
abcd21
abcd22
abcd23
abcd24
abcd25
abcd26
abcd27
abcd28
abcd29
abcd20
abcd31
abcd32
abcd33
abcd34
abcd35
abcd36
abcd37
abcd38
abcd39
abcd30
abcd41
going off topic here... using crunch with aircrack-ng, does it save the word list? so if i did a 0 to 25 with abcdfghABCDEFGH would that save and use up a lot of my memory? or does aircrack make the list, try it, then delete it on the spot?
(im new to this :P)
Yeah, crunch saves the list.
Just take a look in man/help witch one is the option to do that.
To Hoe
This will work:
crunch 5 5 "0123456789" abcd@ -o File1
crunch 6 6 "0123456789" abcd@@ -o File2
crunch 7 7 "0123456789" abcd@@@ -o File3
crunch 8 8 "0123456789" abcd@@@@ -o File4
To ApesUpt
A good overview for crunch can be found by searching Crunch A Day With Tape. There are two(2) of these study the later one.
When using with aircrack-ng you can either have crunch write a file to text and then have aircrack-ng access it thru the -w command.
Otherwise you can do a crunch aircrack-ng passthru something like this:
crunch 10 10 "0123456789" | aircrack-ng handshake.cap -b XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX -w -
Only do a passthru if the wordlist is so big that you cannot precompute or store it. A passthru slows down the cracking speed.
MTeams