Hey everyone!

I'm pretty new here and about as new to Linux and Backtrack but I'll really thrilled to hopefully become a contributing member of the community.

In order to learn about bash scripting and the inner-workings of Backtrack, I decided to go ahead and write a script to get a hang of things. This is what I came up with!

There are plenty of word list tools out there, many of them superb resources, but some lacked the tools I needed to create a wide variety of possible passwords in order to Pentest and secure networks. I decided it would be best to take ideas and concepts from other tools and mix them with some of my own creations to create an in depth tool to create potential passwords to pentest a network. Basically, the premise of my toolkit is if you can use the script to create a word list that contains your password, you should probably change your password.

I did the best to make the script as user friendly as possible but it is still in a beta phase and there very well could be errors. Some features currently don't work flawlessy, for instance using special characters to generate lis, but for the most part it is a solid tool. Most notably the script features an update feature that can be configured to auto-update, further customizations and tools, and an interactive GTK promt system for most features if you prefer to streamline your operation and avoid command line.

Attached is the script, the readme and the change log. I will be releasing additional versions as I get the oppurtunity to update the script and add more features. If you are not registered on this forum please feel free to download the script from my newly created Sourceforge account where you can always find the most up to date version of the script, submit tickets, and pull versions directly from the git/svn. Once I get more time I will be updating this thread, the Sourceforge page and the script itself. In addition to the Word List Toolkit I will also be working on another script to simplify some Wifi attack related functions to further streamline network penetration tests although I have yet to release a beta for it because I am currently unhappy with its current state.

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https://sourceforge.net/projects/thad0ctorstools/

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