How to generate wordlists in Backtrack 5 R3 using Crunch 06-24-2013, 05:20 PM
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Watch the Video made by me.I hope that you will find this useful.
Okay Here's a bit of Explanation :-
Crunch is a tool that is pre-installed with backtrack.
It is a very usefull tool that helps you to generate wordlists for bruteforcing, according to your need.
So, How we do it?
Follow the steps below :-
Step 1:
Open Backtrack terminal and write the following:-
Now to use crunch we will first move to this folder
Step 2:
Write in the terminal :-
Step 3:
Enter in the above will give you the message that the wordlist has been created (when 100% is written on the terminal screen)
Step 4:
navigate to the /pentest/passwords/crunch folder and you will find the file EHFlist.lst, rename this to EHF.txt and open it and you will see the resultant words of Step 2
Explanation:-
"7 7 acbd143" - this means that the password length will be 7 charecters and it will contain the charecters a,c,b,d,1,4,3
"EHF@@@@" - It means that the passwords will contain the first three charecters same that is EHF, and the rest of the charecters @@@@ will be repeated with the charecters "a,c,b,d,1,4,3"
This will generate the while of the list.
So , using crunch you have a lot better flexibility and you have the option to make it the way you want
Okay Here's a bit of Explanation :-
Crunch is a tool that is pre-installed with backtrack.
It is a very usefull tool that helps you to generate wordlists for bruteforcing, according to your need.
So, How we do it?
Follow the steps below :-
Step 1:
Open Backtrack terminal and write the following:-
Code:
cd /pentest/passwords/crunchNow to use crunch we will first move to this folder
Step 2:
Write in the terminal :-
Code:
./crunch 7 7 acbd143 -t EHF@@@@ -o EHFlist.lstStep 3:
Enter in the above will give you the message that the wordlist has been created (when 100% is written on the terminal screen)
Step 4:
navigate to the /pentest/passwords/crunch folder and you will find the file EHFlist.lst, rename this to EHF.txt and open it and you will see the resultant words of Step 2
Explanation:-
"7 7 acbd143" - this means that the password length will be 7 charecters and it will contain the charecters a,c,b,d,1,4,3
"EHF@@@@" - It means that the passwords will contain the first three charecters same that is EHF, and the rest of the charecters @@@@ will be repeated with the charecters "a,c,b,d,1,4,3"
This will generate the while of the list.
So , using crunch you have a lot better flexibility and you have the option to make it the way you want
Watch the Video for more Clear Description
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