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Date: Tue, 5 Jun 2007 10:12:16 +0100
From: "Evo Eftimov, iSec Consulting, www.isecc.com" <evo.eftimov@...cc.com>
To: <john-users@...ts.openwall.com>
Subject: all-lst in english only
Hi,
I have a project requiring to cook an analogue of all.lst but in English
only.
I've purchased the Wordlist CD (the online version) and JR Pro and can see
that the Wordlist CD contains an English dictionary consisting of the
following parts/subdirectories:
Tiny, Small, Large and Extra
My question is whether they subsume each other or work independently of each
other - for example does small contain tiny, does large contain small etc
Because if this is NOT true the following solution can be applied:
cat password.lst, English/tiny/*, English/small/*, English/large/*,
English/extra/* > all_english.lst
john --wordlist=all_english.lst --rules --stdout | unique
mangled_english.lst
tr A-Z a-z < mangled_english.lst | sort -u > mangled_english_sorted.lst
john --wordlist=mangled_english.lst mypasswd
Can anybody advice whether the above makes sense.
And a few questions about the options in john.conf
MINLENGHT and MAXLENGHT in the default john.conf seem to be relevant only to
Incremental mode - what is the way to make them valid for wordlist mode.
If Idle=N will the user interface of the system become unresponsive
Regards
Evo
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