Password Dictionary File/ Each Entry is 2 or 3 Words Concatenated?

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Password Dictionary File/ Each Entry is 2 or 3 Words Concatenated? poster3814 05-01-2007
Posted by Sebastian G. on May 3, 2007, 6:12 am
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poster3814 wrote:


> I guess I am interested in either: dictionaries or word lists of plain
> text strings - a complete list of combinations - passphrase dictionaries
> ; OR for a program I can use to create complete passphrase dictionaries.
> I've tried searching the Internet some but haven't found them yet.


As you've already been told: Such a program doesn't exist, because it's
absolutely trivial. You can even implement it with a one-line shell script
on almost any platform.

Posted by Walter Roberson on May 3, 2007, 8:33 am
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>poster3814 wrote:

>> I guess I am interested in either: dictionaries or word lists of plain
>> text strings - a complete list of combinations - passphrase dictionaries
>> ; OR for a program I can use to create complete passphrase dictionaries.
>> I've tried searching the Internet some but haven't found them yet.

>As you've already been told: Such a program doesn't exist, because it's
>absolutely trivial. You can even implement it with a one-line shell script
>on almost any platform.

Then you won't mind sharing your one-line shell script with poster3814.


Posted by Sebastian G. on May 3, 2007, 10:37 am
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Walter Roberson wrote:


>> As you've already been told: Such a program doesn't exist, because it's
>> absolutely trivial. You can even implement it with a one-line shell script
>> on almost any platform.
>
> Then you won't mind sharing your one-line shell script with poster3814.

May I presume Windows cmd Shell?

(for /f "delims=" %i in (dictionary.txt) do \
for /f "delims=" %j in (dictionary.txt) do \
for /f "delims=" %k in (dictionary.txt) do echo %i%j%k) >output.txt

Or Bash?

(for $i in [dictionary.txt]; do; \
for $j in [dictionary.txt]; do; \
for $k in [dictionary.txt]; do; echo -n $i$j$k; end; end; end;) >output.txt

Now, need even more evidence that this is totally trivial?

Posted by Walter Roberson on May 3, 2007, 7:53 pm
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>>> As you've already been told: Such a program doesn't exist, because it's
>>> absolutely trivial. You can even implement it with a one-line shell script
>>> on almost any platform.

>> Then you won't mind sharing your one-line shell script with poster3814.

>May I presume Windows cmd Shell?

>(for /f "delims=" %i in (dictionary.txt) do \
>for /f "delims=" %j in (dictionary.txt) do \
>for /f "delims=" %k in (dictionary.txt) do echo %i%j%k) >output.txt

>Or Bash?
>
>(for $i in [dictionary.txt]; do; \
>for $j in [dictionary.txt]; do; \
>for $k in [dictionary.txt]; do; echo -n $i$j$k; end; end; end;) >output.txt

>Now, need even more evidence that this is totally trivial?

Your programs do not appear to meet the user requirements that
the total after concatenation be 6 letters or less. It also does
not meet the requirement that two or three words be concatenated.

Posted by Sebastian G. on May 4, 2007, 7:07 am
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Walter Roberson wrote:


>> Now, need even more evidence that this is totally trivial?
>
> Your programs do not appear to meet the user requirements that the total
> after concatenation be 6 letters or less.


You can add this trivially.

> It also does
> not meet the requirement that two or three words be concatenated.


Oh c'mon, now this is so trivial as well.

But you're kinda right. It is furtile to discuss about such trivial things.
Especially with idiots who don't even consider it as trivial.

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