[Onii]

You don't see how this:

Code

foreach (string u in UserList)
   foreach (string p in PasswordList)
...

Is different than what you're doing? ❓

Take a look again... "For every user, test every password"

It's not matching a username to a single password.

i see very well what that is doing, that's exactly why i told him and given him code not to do it. 
there is absolutely no reason to have usernames and passwords separate, not only is it not efficient it's also gonna be a lot of work splitting combos into two manually

edit: oh wtf lol i just realized, you're right

[dapeamel]

How can that be more effeciently with a combolist?

for instance:

myuser:mypassword1234

When I use the combo-list in the login then it's just gonna check 'myuser' against the password 'mypassword1234',

meanwhile you loop for every 'user' through all passwords in password-list?

Thank you in advance

[Ninja]

i see very well what that is doing, that's exactly why i told him and given him code not to do it. 
there is absolutely no reason to have usernames and passwords separate, not only is it not efficient it's also gonna be a lot of work splitting combos into two manually

edit: oh wtf lol i just realized, you're right

You could split the combo when loading it in into 2 separate string arrays. Though this is going to be a problem when the list is huge. That could be solved with a memory mapped file or a binary reader, but that seems like a lot of work for a problem that could be fixed by making it load 2 separate lists.

[dapeamel]

You could split the combo when loading it in into 2 separate string arrays. Though this is going to be a problem when the list is huge. That could be solved with a memory mapped file or a binary reader, but that seems like a lot of work for a problem that could be fixed by making it load 2 separate lists.

That is one of the reasons notice this is suppost to be just a simple test project cause I am new to c#