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Slight permutation changes? #24
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Get some!!! |
Also, would like to see an option to not have to use certstream , possibly just loading a list of customized lists to try. I only suggest this because yours is the fastest/most stable out. Would like to see some more features :) |
Thanks @moorer2k. I'm about to push a few changes:
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First off, Great script, appreciate the work. I have used in the past a different script, called Slurp. Primarily for the permutations, it allows the usage of "-" delimiters and even blanks, etc, He has a pretty large list also. But, it's not as fast, and you can not use AWS access creds, nor can it log to any where. Plus, I am really not a fan of the Go Lang. Setting it up in any enviornment then having it spit out the compiled app is just like.. oh, there it is.. way over there, all the time.. ok..
Anyways, I took the time, being bored, to give you the equivlent of what your script would look like if you used the permutations that his does. It's very much larger, duplicate are removed and everything. Probably would want to use an external file to load them.. It would add a LOT more detection on your scripts side, but you'd need to do some obvious changes to the permutation parsing / generating.
https://pastebin.com/RpUkywbV
Thanks again! Hopefully you'll think about it !
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