The "Elliot Script" is a Python script designed to assist in wordlist generation based on personal information extracted through social engineering and OSINT (Open Source Intelligence). It is inspired by a tool the character Elliot Alderson uses in the television series "Mr. Robot" and allows users to create customized wordlists for brute force attacks.
elliot_hacks.mp4
Download the latest revision
git clone https://github.com/shellkraft/Elliot-Script.git
Switch to tool's directory
cd Elliot-Script
Run Elliot Script
python3 elliotscript.py
- The script prompts the user to enter the file path containing the list of words and numbers.
- It reads the file, separating the lines into two lists:
wordsandnumbers. - The passwords are created by combining words and numbers in different formats, such as lowercase, uppercase, capitalized, with underscores, and with the first letter of the word capitalized.
- The passwords are saved to a text file named
passwords.txt. - Finally, a success message is displayed, indicating the number of passwords generated and the file where they are saved.
This script is intended for educational and personal use only. The generated passwords should not be used for unauthorized access, or any other illegal purposes. I won't be liable for any damages, losses, or legal implications arising from the misuse of this script.
