Intelligence Wordlist Generator

About

WLGEN pretends to be something between crunch and CUPP. Permutations are based on a list of keywords and then you can add different options (connectors,abbreviations, reverse, replacements ...) to extend the final wordlist.

Usage

You can simply execute the following command to serve the purpose immediately. The default config.cfg will be the source of configuration and the output.txt will be created after the execution as a result. $ python iwlgen.py

You can also set your custom configuration filename instead of using config.cfg and set the output filename as well. $ python iwlgen.py -c <config_filename> -o <output_filename> For example $ python iwlgen.py -c myconfig.cfg -o myoutput.cfg

When using the parameters please use -c and -o parameters altogether, otherwise the script will use the default setting.

Configuration

The following settings can be configured through config.cfg:

• keywords (list): Main list to permutate.
• connectors (list): For each permutation we will use this list to concatenate keywords.
• num_tails (list): For each permutation we will add (at the end of the string) a number (10) or a range of numbers (20-40)
• tails (list): We will add an extra string (i.e. @hotmail.com)

Options

This options will extend our wordlist generated with [Params] section.

• string_replacements (bool): If true we will replace strings defined in [Replacements] section for each element of keywords param. i.e. hello -> h3ll0
• abbreviation (bool): If true we will use elements abbreviations of keywords param. i.e. hello -> h
• reverse (bool): If true we will reverse elements of keywords. i.e. hello -> olleh
• to_lower (bool): If true we will duplicate all elements and use .lower() in all duplicated elements.
• min_length and max_length (num): We filter result list by length element.

Files

• output: Output file name.

TODO

• Extend input items (keywords list) with similar words that they can be found in dictionaries or password dictionaries. Docum.:
  • Language dictionaries -> ftp.funet.fi/pub/unix/security/passwd/crack/dictionaries/
  • Passowrd dictionaries -> https://wiki.skullsecurity.org/index.php?title=Passwords
  • Comparing words -> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18871706/check-if-two-words-are-related-to-each-other
• Improve permutations with replacements list: i.e. Medico -> Will output M3dico, Med1co, Medic0 and M3d1c0 but never M3d1co, M3dic0, Med1c0
• Allow several replacements for same character: i.e. a = 4,@
• to_uppercase