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4:24 pm
August 22, 2009
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fr0zenfear
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Hey guys I'm having some trouble optimizing a wordlist generator…
I'm coding in C#, but I know C++ and some other languages as well, so it doesn't matter what language you help in, its the logic I'm having trouble with. I'd like my wordlist to generate something similar to the following.
a
aa
aaa
aaaa
ab
aba
abaa
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Basically, every combination from a-z whatever range I decide to include. The way I'm doing it right now is using a bunch of nested for loops where I take a string "abcdefghijklmnop.." and convert it to a char array. So the for loops would be something like
for( int x =0; x < string.length; x++)
and bunches of these nested to form various strings.
I'm my opinion there has to be a much more efficient way, I'm just having a tough time getting my head around the logic of it. Help!?
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4:46 pm
August 22, 2009
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slicer45
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Just out of question, are you trying to generate random words?
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10:36 pm
August 22, 2009
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fr0zenfear
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Not random, but not real words if that makes sense. Like in my post above, I want to generate all combinations based on my range..
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3:49 pm
August 23, 2009
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Patchy
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A believe John the Ripper can generate word lists.
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7:51 am
August 24, 2009
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CrashOverron
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Post edited 2:53 pm – August 24, 2009 by CrashOverron
here is something coded in C++ it has a variable SIZE that you can change so you can set the length to w/e you want though it still uses nested loops and it doesnt work perfectly to generate all possibilities =\ but maybe it will help you think of a solution
http://pastebin.com/m4d8e4f4e
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or also if you can think of how to fix that code i posted let me know lol
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10:54 am
August 27, 2009
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fr0zenfear
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I ended up taking a little different route, it works perfectly and is a very minimal amount of code. It also creates an MD5 hash of the word and saves it to a txt file.
http://pastebin.com/f66cfc217
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1:24 pm
August 27, 2009
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CrashOverron
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Post edited 8:25 pm – August 27, 2009 by CrashOverron
alrighty you should upload the code somewhere and post the link =]] also another way to go about doing this would be with a recursive function would make the code a little smaller and probably work better in the long run
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nm i didnt see the link lmao at the bottom
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