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[TUT] How to make simple Wordlists with Crunch - ReverseZ - May 7, 2020 In this tutorial, I will show you how to use crunch within Kali linux to create simple Wordlists based upon specific charactersets. I personally would recommend using one of the major wordlists available, such as rockyou.txt, Top 500 used passwords, top 10000 used passwords. These pre-made password lists are available within the default installation of Kali linux in "/usr/share/wordlists/". Anyways, let's get started. PHP Code Crunch can be specified to different settings depending on the type of Wordlist you want to create, and the amount of storage you have available for storing all of the combinations. Usually the format for using crunch is like this: Code Code crunch <min> <max> -o wordlist.txtUsually when generating a wordlist by crunch you want to be specific in terms of characters, and characterset. This is because the generated output file requires a lot of storage in terms of generating a strong and powerful wordlist. PHP Code Code Code crunch 3 5 abc123 -o wordlist.txtIf you do not specify the characterset it will just create a wordlist with ALL characters available. This will be a very powerful wordlist, that can crack almost any password, but it requires a lot of PETA Bytes for storing such a large wordlist. Anyways, you can now locate your fresh wordlist within your Desktop/wordlists directory, and view the output for yourself. You can change the min, max, and characterset for your specific needs, but a good range to work with for SSH cracking would be 3-6 with no specific charactersets. |