Open kssoz opened 8 years ago
Hey,
We did an analysis of commonly used 4-digit PINs and have that data in pins.txt. These are sorted by frequency as seen in the wild. If you’re doing something that isn’t 4-digit PINs, you could easily generate your own list that meets your needs if you can find appropriate password data.
Depending on your target, a technique built around deBrujin sequences could also be useful.
Good luck with the project! -Justin
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Hi, I'm trying to build a similar robot (with a cnc mill) in our local hackspace. Have you ever experimented with a clever dictionary attack for common Mobile-Passwords? lg kssoz
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Can you please upload your 4 digits pins.txt? Common 4 digits from other devices are not the best data, when it comes to mobiles, because ITU keypads for sms tend to produce more wordlike passwords.
It’s there, just have to look a little harder:
https://github.com/justinengler/BruteController/blob/master/pins.txt
Depending on what you’re doing, you might be able to use the python in there to control your cnc mill as well. I haven’t used it that way, so I can’t really provide any help. But it’s gcode, so it should work if your thing already uses gcode.
Good luck!
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can you please upload your 4 digits pins.txt?
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Hi, I'm trying to build a similar robot (with a cnc mill) in our local hackspace. Have you ever experimented with a clever dictionary attack for common Mobile-Passwords? lg kssoz