Where can I get an extensive list of most used Russian-speaking users’ passwords? [closed]
So far, I have only found a list of about 220 popular passwords. I would like much more.
Category Archives: dictionary
Are fingerprints scans susceptible to either dictionary attack or pass-the-hash-attack? [closed]
If a user scan his fingerprint, and this fingerprint (let’s say a [x,y] image) is hashed and then sent to a server that stores this hash, is the fingerprint scan susceptible to either dictionary attack or pass-the-hash attack?
Is it possible to have and use a dynamic dictionary for brute-forcing? [duplicate]
For some reason – totally useless for the question – I have this PDF file with a password I forgot and I have no way to remember. I know for a fact (the person who created and gave me this PDF told me so) that the password starts with &quo… Continue reading Is it possible to have and use a dynamic dictionary for brute-forcing? [duplicate]
dictionary attack hashing algorithm
Does the kind of algorithm used to hash passwords have any advantages or disadvantages in a dictionary attack? i.e. SHA256, MD5, etc. or is it just the dictionary that is used by the attacker matters?
As far as I can understand, the hash… Continue reading dictionary attack hashing algorithm
Will extra rules to my diceware list generation scheme decrease security?
I finished reading the Code Book by Simon Singh, I’m interested in playing with some of the ideas in the book to help increase my own understanding. I don’t intend to implement the following in any consequential settings; I’m only interes… Continue reading Will extra rules to my diceware list generation scheme decrease security?
Use a dictionary for brute force attack
I am trying to crack a Zip file protected with AES-256 algorithm. The password length will be at max 20, so brute forcing with the entire alphanumeric character set will take a very long time, probably years. The password used for encrypti… Continue reading Use a dictionary for brute force attack
Using Lookup Tables to Make the Impossible Possible
Embarrassing confession time: I never learned my multiplication tables in grade school. Sure, I had the easy tables like the twos and the fives down, but if asked what 4 x 7 or 8 x 6 was, I’d draw a blank. As you can imagine, that made me a less …read more
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dictonary attack with swedish passwords [on hold]
I don’t know why, but I can’t find any password lists for swedish passwords, is language specific lists not a thing? Cuse I can’t find any, been looking for soon an hour, I’m open for all help I can get.
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Incremental charset with no duplicate pair characters
I’m using the following command to generate a wordlist:
crunch 8 8 +++ -d 1@,% -z 7z -o wordlist.txt
Where -d 1@,% avoids generating of adjacent characters, such as:
aa, AA, 11
But this is not avoiding the generation… Continue reading Incremental charset with no duplicate pair characters
How to create custom brute force dictionary with all digits 0000-9999 with characters before and after?
I want to mess around with some brute force stuff. I made a fake login and I want to see if I can create a dictionary that will brute force my own password using only a generic pattern. The pattern is (two random letters a-… Continue reading How to create custom brute force dictionary with all digits 0000-9999 with characters before and after?