Re: password list generation

[Brian Laing <brian () redseal net>]

I have used excell for this in the past.  You can create a column  
with say Acme001, acme002, then click and drag like you are going to  
copy from one cell to another.  If you have both of these initial  
cells highlighted then it will auto-increment for you giving you  
Acme003, Acme004....
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On Aug 14, 2007, at 9:30 AM, sami seclist wrote:

> Hi list,
>
> I am pentesting the backbone of an ISP. There are several ssh and
> telnet ports open, and I would like to launch a brute force password
> attack. However, i want to lower the number of possibilities to try to
> those common combinations we all use in our company (ACME2007,
> AcmE2OO7, AcMe123, etc.).
> is anybody aware of a tool that can generate a list of passwords from
> a root word, the company name for example, or is there any source that
> lists all the trivial combination of words commonly used as passwords.
>
> Thanks guys.