Hello everyone,
I'm interested in creating phrases from a given text, for example:
Code:
In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.
And the earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters.
So, if we're interested in a phrase long 7 words, we will create the following password candidates:
Code:
In the beginning God created the heaven
the beginning God created the heaven and
beginning God created the heaven and the
God created the heaven and the earth
I was going to code the script for this, but before starting I have a couple of questions:
- There already is something like that (I really don't want to reinvent the wheel)
- Is that really helpful? My aim is to crack some impossible long but "easy" passwords, before throwing the towel
2.
bitstrengh 320 - entropy 4137
bitstrengh 218 - entropy 3727
I hope so
So I guess there's nothing like that and it could be useful
See the PhraserGram and Phraser tools at:
https://github.com/Sparell/Phraser
And:
Linguistic Cracking of Passphrases using Markov Chains
PasswordsCon 2015 Cambridge
Peder Sparell
that seems interesting, but I think it's too much clever: what I was trying to do is to simply create a "floating window" on words other a prefixed text. If I got it right, the code you linked will try to create some phrases from a text.
Let's see if I can find some time to script it.
I put the script together, created a wordlist of phrases based on the Bible and... oh boy, that was unexpected!
Code:
withhisstripeswearehealed
amnotashamedofthegospel
rejoiceinthelordalways
wonderswithoutnumbers
theearthisthelords11
lordofheavenandearth
fearnotiwillhelpthee
andthewordwaswithgod
onehourwiththebeast
hardennotyourhearts
I guess I'll polish it up and then publish the repo soon.
(01-23-2017, 10:36 AM)vladimir125 Wrote: [ -> ]It took some time, but I was able to complete it. You can find it here with some thoughts on it:
https://www.nc-lp.com/blog/phrases-generator
As usual comments are more than welcome!
Hi,
Good work with this. Every tool has it own strengths.
Any plan supporting non ascii characters?
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