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wordlist crack dosent work #30

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livcoding2 opened this issue Feb 24, 2024 · 8 comments
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wordlist crack dosent work #30

livcoding2 opened this issue Feb 24, 2024 · 8 comments

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@livcoding2
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@ishanfdo18098
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Convert the wordlist text file to unix format using
dos2unix tool

@iFUCKINGHATEcomputers
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iFUCKINGHATEcomputers commented Jul 6, 2024

@ishanfdo18098 I did dos2unix -f rockyou.txt then copied the (supposedly) converted file, but pdfrip still doesn't seem to work with it - after 5 seconds, it returns Success! Found password: (which is just blank) #31

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@ishanfdo18098 I did dos2unix -f rockyou.txt then copied the (supposedly) converted file, but pdfrip still doesn't seem to work with it - after 5 seconds, it returns Success! Found password: (which is just blank)

Are you using WSL ?

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iFUCKINGHATEcomputers commented Jul 6, 2024

Just Windows, might try on Linux. This is the wordlist:
https://github.com/brannondorsey/naive-hashcat/releases/download/data/rockyou.txt

@ishanfdo18098
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Convert the wordlist text file to unix format using dos2unix tool

This fixed my issue because I was creating the file in windwos and then running pdfrip in WSL.
(in my case it said that the password couldnt be found even when the password was there in the wordlist)
My case was caused by the difference in line endings in windows and WSL i think.

Maybe your issue is different.

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iFUCKINGHATEcomputers commented Jul 6, 2024

@ishanfdo18098 You clever SOB - just now I converted the wordlist I'd previously converted with dos2unix back into DOS with unix2dos, and now pdfrip works with it. No idea if double conversion was necessary - it was probably just unix formatted to begin with.
So this is the final command I used: unix2dos -f rockyou.txt

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ishanfdo18098 commented Jul 6, 2024

@ishanfdo18098 You clever SOB - just now I converted the wordlist I'd previously converted with dos2unix back into DOS with unix2dos, and now pdfrip works with it. No idea if double conversion was necessary - it was probably just unix formatted to begin with. So this is the final command I used: unix2dos -f rockyou.txt

makes sense since u are working in windows. Why didnt I think about that in the first place 🤣
Glad to have helped you 😇

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rlford commented Aug 7, 2024

This is an issue I'm having as well using Debian 12 cli.

user@apps:~$ pdfrip -f file.pdf wordlist bt4-password.txt
           .___ _____       .__
______   __| _// ____\______|__|_____
\____ \ / __ |\   __\\_  __ \  \____ \
|  |_> > /_/ | |  |   |  | \/  |  |_> >
|   __/\____ | |__|   |__|  |__|   __/
|__|        \/                 |__|    2.0.1

 2024-08-07T02:06:45.280Z INFO  engine > Starting password cracking job...
  [00:01:13] [████████████████████████████████████████] 1652903/1652903 100% 20086/s ETA: 0s
 2024-08-07T02:07:58.559Z INFO  cli_interface > Success! Found password:

I'm using the following wordlist file: https://github.com/danielmiessler/SecLists/blob/master/Passwords/bt4-password.txt

I've done unix2dos as well as dos2unix on the file, and tried it every which way between and still end up with it saying success but displaying nothing.

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