Generate a dictionary list as a text file using permutations of terms that are entered by the user into a JSON file. Terms are intended to be accumulated during information gathering phase of a penetration test. The more relevant the terms, the higher chance of success. Terms are in categories that are similar to those of security questions or personal terms one would be prone to remember.
This is an open project and all developers are welcome to join.
For authorized testing only. The biggest takeaway is perhaps what to not choose as a password.
usage: PersonalDictionary.py [-h] --min MIN --max MAX -n NUM -f FILE [-o OUT]
Generate a dictionary list as a text file using permutations of terms. Data imported from populated JSON template.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--min MIN Minimum password length
--max MAX Maximum password length
-n NUM, --num NUM Number of passwords to be generated
-f FILE, --file FILE Criteria file
-o OUT, --out OUT Generated password file
More numbers (besides phone, street, year, and ZIP (e.g. favorite numbers and dates (MM/DD))
Weighting of category significance.
Sub categories with common phrases.
Additional permutations from importing existing dictionaries.
Social Media Integration.
Possible integration of Flask or other UI.
Formatting for locales outside of U.S.
Project started on June 18th of 2016 by John Vardanian
Development:
- John Vardanian
- ASC3ND
Testing and Feature Suggestions
- Jacob Wilkin
- leeJenks