Create dictionary list from existing list with Crunch

Hello, :)

I would like to create a new dictionary list with a existing list.

After downloading Kali, I found articles about the tool Crunch.
Unfortunately I cannot find any good related tutorials for my project. I hope someone could help me out here. :confused:
In my existing list there are only words with low case characters.

What I would like to do is create from every word in my dictionary list the following rules:
1. A lowcase word followed by digits from 1 to 9999.
2. A word with 1 uppercase followed by digits from 1 to 9999.

Example:

bird1
bird2
bird3
till ....> bird9999
Bird1
Bird2
Bird3
till ....> Bird9999

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Originally Posted by jessekraal44

Hello, :)

I would like to create a new dictionary list with a existing list.

After downloading Kali, I found articles about the tool Crunch.
Unfortunately I cannot find any good related tutorials for my project. I hope someone could help me out here. :confused:
In my existing list there are only words with low case characters.

What I would like to do is create from every word in my dictionary list the following rules:
1. A lowcase word followed by digits from 1 to 9999.
2. A word with 1 uppercase followed by digits from 1 to 9999.

Example:

bird1
bird2
bird3
till ....> bird9999
Bird1
Bird2
Bird3
till ....> Bird9999

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I'm assuming this is for WPA/WPA2 cracking.. you can try crunch this way: crunch 8 8 -t bird%%%% | less
this will generate bird0001 up to bird9999. The -t option lets you set a fixed word and the % is a number that will increment.
Checkout the man pages for crunch.. lots of options to play around... Hope this helps... :)

Hey there, I wrote a decent blogpost on crunch quite a wee while ago, it may be of help ;
http://adaywithtape.blogspot.nl/2011...runch-v30.html

Some information on wordlist / string manipulation as well here ;
http://adaywithtape.blogspot.nl/2011...revisited.html


In your particular case it may well be quicker to first make a list containing both the lower and upper case words, and then append the numbers ;

make wordlist (wordlistU.txt) with upper case values
append it to original wordlist (wordlistL.txt)
sort the list (if thats what you want)

Code:

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sed 's/^./\u&/' wordlistL.txt > wordlistU.txt                          #takes wordlistL.txt and makes the first letter uppercase
cat wordlistU.txt wordlistL.txt | sort > wordlistLU.txt            #combines both lower and upper case wordlist, then sorts the list

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As for crunch, it doesnt work so easily with variable length outputs, so you would probably have to look at a different program or quickly script something to append the 1 - 999 to each word.

For instance ;

Code:

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for i in $(cat wordlistLU.txt) ; do seq -f "$i%0.0f" 0 9999; done

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The above is a simple & quick operation, so the list you want can be quickly made with help of the above couple of steps.

how create wordlist with 8 words as:

(random letter)xxx999(random number)
example:
axxx9991
bxxx9992
sxxx9998

Regards,

well not particularly random, but all of them ;

Code:

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./crunch 8 8 -t @xxx999%

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Read up on crunch, its an awesome tool

Hi, I need a different kind of list. I could not find a reference anywhere on how to accomplish this.

I have a crunch generated wordlist file with contents like this:

000000
000001
000002
000003

Simple 6 char numeric list.

I need to have it looking like this:

000000000000
000001000001
000002000002
000003000003

In short, I would like to copy content of each line, and paste it next on original line.
Can it be done with crunch?

sed 's/^/00000/' wordlist1 > wordlist2

Sorry, misread post and this wont let me edit...

Try this instead...

create a small script called double.sh or whatever

Code:

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#!/bin/bash

while read line
do echo "$line$line"
done <$1

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then just run double.sh wordlist.txt > wordlist-double.txt

Hi, I have been trying to make a word list using the same word but changing each letter with upper and lower case, with a number on the end. E.g

Peggy4
pEggy4

For every combination. I have watched alot of tutorials and read a fair bit on crunch. But I just can't work out how to do it, or if it can be done?

Any advice is appreciated. Thanks in advance.

ESSIDPROBEWPA3-21.sh which can be downloaded thru the links found here:

https://forums.kali.org/showthread.p...dcast-In-Clear

uses crunch and is designed to replace characters in a string . Your wordlists must all be of the same length and placed in a specifically named folder.

Musket Teams

Using crunch version 3.6 and trying to generate a file where max and min password length is 6, the first two chars are DD, the second two chars are uppercase letters, and the last two chars are numbers. I am ALSO trying to PREVENT CONSECUTIVE repeats (except for the first two chars, of course). This is what I'm trying to accomplish:

|D|D|UpperAlpha|UpperAlpha|Number|Number

This is what I tried, but it isn't even generating a single line:

crunch 6 6 -d 1, -d 1% -t DD,,%% -o dd.txt

How can I generate a text file where the min and max length is 6, the first two chars are DD, the second two chars are upper alpha chars without consecutive repeats, and the last two chars are numbers without consecutive repeats?

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Originally Posted by neuron_burn

Using crunch version 3.6 and trying to generate a file where max and min password length is 6, the first two chars are DD, the second two chars are uppercase letters, and the last two chars are numbers. I am ALSO trying to PREVENT CONSECUTIVE repeats (except for the first two chars, of course). This is what I'm trying to accomplish:

|D|D|UpperAlpha|UpperAlpha|Number|Number

This is what I tried, but it isn't even generating a single line:

crunch 6 6 -d 1, -d 1% -t DD,,%% -o dd.txt

How can I generate a text file where the min and max length is 6, the first two chars are DD, the second two chars are upper alpha chars without consecutive repeats, and the last two chars are numbers without consecutive repeats?

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Working with crunch best bet is youll only get it to print out two consecutive letters so
bbaadd. Try to change your command to this. Isnt that the -d option right so -d 2. Stupid i know but thats it.