I'm trying to create a dictionary list for a brute-force attack.
I tried creating it using Crunch in Linux, but the minimum number I need is 12 and max is 20, it can also be 12 for the maximum, but best max is 20.
I already have an old password, and I am basing it off that.
I tried creating it using Crunch, but it is literally impossible as it says it will require 8024 Petabytes LOL.
Is there a more convenient way of making a list based on smart decisions that the tool can do it self. I have multiple old passwords that I can use.
But a .txt of that margin is too large for me.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I tried creating it using Crunch in Linux, but the minimum number I need is 12 and max is 20, it can also be 12 for the maximum, but best max is 20.
I already have an old password, and I am basing it off that.
I tried creating it using Crunch, but it is literally impossible as it says it will require 8024 Petabytes LOL.
Is there a more convenient way of making a list based on smart decisions that the tool can do it self. I have multiple old passwords that I can use.
But a .txt of that margin is too large for me.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

