[TechDon]

WORDLIST | 148 MILLION UNIQUE! | FREE [DIRECT DL] - HIGH COMPRESSION
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Hi all, I have selected a few of my good wordlists... cleaned them (de-duped, sorted, removed spaces and ASCII characters above 127 etc.)

148,615,156 UNIQUE ENTRIES!


I have split these into 3 files for you...
The MegaCracker combines the other 2, although adds very good popular lists such as rockyou and other leaks / dumps.

Wordlist Unique Word Contents:
TinyButMighty.txt - 1,726,061 unique words
AllRounder.txt - 11,717,841 unique words
MegaCracker.txt - 148,615,156 unique words
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DOWNLOAD LINKS:
(click below links to download)

TinyButMighty 4MB - Decompresses to 16MB

AllRounder 69MB - Decompresses to 186MB

MegaCracker 420MB - Decompresses to 1.67GB



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For those of you who are not aware... you will not be able to open such a large file in typical text editors.
If you wish to open, you will need to find another text editor which is capable of handling large files.

I use 'Large Text File Viewer ...
LFTViewer
(click above to download)



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[KingwondA]

Great job dude, thanks for this lists.
I'll use them for my work. :)

[TechDon]

Great job dude, thanks for this lists.
I'll use them for my work. :)

No problem, glad I could help.
I'll have a WPA optimised list coming soon, will create thread when done.

Cheers

[Eru Chitanda]

Looks pretty handy thanks for sharing this with us op!

[bass booster]

Finally found a program that allows such HUGE files to me loaded. notepad++ would crash on me lol.

For the list(s), are the all the say except less words per MB?

[TechDon]

Finally found a program that allows such HUGE files to me loaded. notepad++ would crash on me lol.

For the list(s), are the all the say except less words per MB?

Only problem with LTFViewer is that it wont let you edit.
But best not to edit like this anyways... I have some Python which custom cleans as I chose.

I am able to create bustom wordlists if required, for this I would use the larger one.
I can strip to all lower case, all upper, remove numbers, numbers only, remove symbols, symbols only, sort, de-dupe, removes spaces... you get the picture lol

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In answer to your question, the small one has a few high quality lists combined, the medium size one has the small one plus a few more larger dictionaries including a couple of high quality dumps.
The large one has all of the above, some more larger good password dumps and then a few good larger wordlists such as RockYou.

These have then had spaces removed, duplicates removed, words below 3 characters removed, sorted etc.

I spend the most time on the cleaning process with a few Python scripts (could be done in Linux much easier I know I know).

The small list works great with a good rule.
The medium list works well with a common rule such as best64.
The large list works well on its own but combined with a good rule its fairly impressive.

[darkwrath505]

thanks for this dude, this will be useful.

[Melty]

Thank you very much for the wordlists :) really thankful for your contribution and I appreciate it!

[bass booster]

Only problem with LTFViewer is that it wont let you edit.
But best not to edit like this anyways... I have some Python which custom cleans as I chose.

I am able to create bustom wordlists if required, for this I would use the larger one.
I can strip to all lower case, all upper, remove numbers, numbers only, remove symbols, symbols only, sort, de-dupe, removes spaces... you get the picture lol

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In answer to your question, the small one has a few high quality lists combined, the medium size one has the small one plus a few more larger dictionaries including a couple of high quality dumps.
The large one has all of the above, some more larger good password dumps and then a few good larger wordlists such as RockYou.

These have then had spaces removed, duplicates removed, words below 3 characters removed, sorted etc.

I spend the most time on the cleaning process with a few Python scripts (could be done in Linux much easier I know I know).

The small list works great with a good rule.
The medium list works well with a common rule such as best64.
The large list works well on its own but combined with a good rule its fairly impressive.

I grabbed them all :)

My next and probably final question is, how do I set rules and what are good rules to set?
I'm mainly trying to crack(I have to do CPU because I have intel processors) wordpress,joomla,vbulletin, and stuff like that. Then there's the random passwords that members post in this(crypto section) that I want to help(or try lol) give the plain password in.

[TechDon]

I grabbed them all :)

My next and probably final question is, how do I set rules and what are good rules to set?
I'm mainly trying to crack(I have to do CPU because I have intel processors) wordpress,joomla,vbulletin, and stuff like that. Then there's the random passwords that members post in this(crypto section) that I want to help(or try lol) give the plain password in.

It's far faster to use your GPU to process the hashes and work trhough wordlists or bruteforce them.
CPU's are always far slower and I wold avoid this, a good graphics card will work well with hashcat software.

Rules can be made custom, a quick search on the net will pull up plenty of results for this.
However, hashcat does provide a few good rules, such as Best64 and rockyou30000 and others. I would suggest if starting out just using these.
Then in future you can develop more custom and advance rules based on your findings.

Hope this helps, cheers.

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Tony Spilotro has kindly mirrored my wordlists here onto his much faster server.

Download from here...
https://pub.immunity.no/dictionaries/TechDon/

Massive Thanks to Tony Spilotro!!!

[jcrsix]

whats a good program to open this large wordlist and edit it with more words?

[jcrsix]

does anyone on here know??

[TheDubWubCub]

Thanks for the share & info! 👍✌ (shouldn't this be in the hashing & ciphers section?)