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From email pass to email,pass - ๖ۣۜAlexander - Jun 7, 2013
So I've did manual SQLi on a website and got a lot of emails + passwords in the format of
Code
email pass
(e.g. [email protected] andthisismypass)Anybody knows how I can convert this to a excel file with the format of
Code
email,pass
(e.g. [email protected],andthisismypass)Help is appreciated.
Cheers!
* - Vintage - Jun 7, 2013
What is the difference? You could manually do it, If I think of the program i'll let you know.
* - ๖ۣۜAlexander - Jun 7, 2013
It makes a different because I'm using a tool that checks if a email and a password matches. Would it work if I use notepad++ and replace ' ' with ','?
EDIT: lol, that actually worked. Sometimes the answer is right infront of you. Sorry, SOLVED!
* - Vintage - Jun 7, 2013
I guess so, you could try it, Unless emails contain it, It would work
* - ๖ۣۜAlexander - Jun 7, 2013
Worked. This is solved. Thanks!
goddamnsimmacapyoass
* - hansp - Jun 7, 2013
Or, for the future ;)
Python Code:
import string
a = raw_input("Enter name of the file (has to be in the same or in sub-directory)")
b = open(a,'r')
data = ""
while True:
dat = b.readline()
if not dat:
break
data = data + string.replace(dat,' ',',')
b.close()
c = open("output.txt",'w')
c.write(data)
c.close()
^Haven't written any python code for a while, there could be mistakes in it
Edit: Fuck this formatting :(
* - bckslsh. - Jun 7, 2013
(Jun 7, 2013 09:35 AM)hansp Wrote: Or, for the future ;)
Python Code:
import string
a = raw_input("Enter name of the file (has to be in the same or in sub-directory)")
b = open(a,'r')
data = ""
while True:
dat = b.readline()
if not dat:
break
data = data + string.replace(dat,' ',',')
b.close()
c = open("output.txt",'w')
c.write(data)
c.close()
^Haven't written any python code for a while, there could be mistakes in it
Edit: Fuck this formatting :(
lol'd
Open it up in your favorite text editor, hit ctrl + h, replace any spaces with commas.
* - hansp - Jun 7, 2013
(Jun 7, 2013 10:04 AM)bckslsh. Wrote: lol'd
Open it up in your favorite text editor, hit ctrl + h, replace any spaces with commas.
Why easy if you can do it complicated ? :D
* - bckslsh. - Jun 7, 2013
(Jun 7, 2013 10:10 AM)hansp Wrote: Why easy if you can do it complicated ? :D
That isn't complicated it's retarded.