A wordlist is a text file containing a collection of words for use in a dictionary attack.
Wordlist Usage
A dictionary attack using a wordlist relies on the fact that most users choose weak passwords. Very common passwords include password, computer, work, and most of the popular female names.
Common Dictionary Attacks Using A Wordlist
The most common uses for wordlists are auditing windows passwords and Unix passwords.
It is also possible to use a wordlist to recover passwords on documents and files, such as Zip passwords.
In fact, a wordlist can be used to to attempt a dictionary attack against any system which allows repetitive login attempts, such as SSH or POP3.
Selecting the Right Wordlist Size
If you have a large number of target accounts, a small wordlist will give you the fastest results. If you have a small number of target accounts, or a single target account, a larger wordlist will increase your chance of randomly finding the right password or key.
Finding a Wordlist
ftp.ox.ac.uk is a great source for an extensive selection of wordlists.
Slang Wordlists
Here are a few slang wordlists which you may find useful:
- Australian Slang
- Computer and Internet Slang
- Cajun Slang
- British Isles Slang
- Canadian Slang
- Miscellaneous Slang
joyce
oi o senhor sabe maria sugnifica de ingles?
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AQUI E BR POHA