search

LandGrey / pydictor

A powerful and useful hacker dictionary builder for a brute-force attack
https://github.com/LandGrey/pydictor
GNU General Public License v3.0
3.26k stars 637 forks source link

Options --occur and --types not filtering #7

Closed daniel-cues closed 5 years ago

daniel-cues commented 6 years ago

I'm trying to achieve the following:

python pydictor/pydictor.py --len 4 8 --output dictionary -char abcdefg123 --types "" "<=2" "==0" --occur "<=1" "<=2" "==0"

Which means producing combinations of those unique letters and at most 2 of the specified numbers (which could be repeated) Also tried switching them around, just in case i was making a mistake, like this:

python pydictor/pydictor.py --len 4 8 --output dictionary -char abcdefg123 --occur "" "<=2" "==0" --types "<=1" "<=2" "==0"

But nope, both generate the same huge dictionary with repeated letters. They're not filtering at all.

LandGrey commented 6 years ago

Thank you for your feedback after using pydictor. You can find the descriptions in README file that "-char" option only support "F1 F2 F3 F4" functions, so using "--types" and "--occur" options does not worked. You can run 

python pydictor/pydictor.py --conf "[a-f,1-3]{4,8}<none>" --output dictionary --occur "<=1" "<=2" "==0" --types "" "<=2" "==0"

OR

python pydictor/pydictor.py --len 4 8 --output all-wordlist.txt -char abcdefg123"
python pydictor/pydictor.py -tool handler all-wordlist.txt --output dictionary --occur "<=1" "<=2" "==0" --types "" "<=2" "==0"

command get your wordlist.

daniel-cues commented 5 years ago

Is it planned to implement this functionality with -char? It seems really useful

LandGrey commented 5 years ago

as you see, --conf option can worked well for your senior -char option purpose, but it's will be cost long time sometimes due to some filter functions. so I temporarily attend to don't add extra functionality for -char option although it's every easy to implement.