A tool to generate password from words that user provide.
By typing python bpwd.py -h usage, you can list all arguments
usage: bpwd.py [-h] [-A ADD] [-T TRANSFORM] [-m MAXITEM]
[-l MAXLEN] -lst LISTWORD [-ext EXTENDWORD] [-o OUTPUT]
Password Generator by sting8k
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-A ADD, --add ADD Add words to a wordlist file named by -lst, split by
[space]
-T TRANSFORM, --transform TRANSFORM
Auto generate Uppercase to words in -A argument
-m MAXITEM, --maxitem MAXITEM
Set Max items to combine
-l MAXLEN, --maxlen MAXLEN
Set Max length of a word
-lst LISTWORD, --listword LISTWORD
Wordlist to combine
-ext EXTENDWORD, --extendword EXTENDWORD
An extend wordlist
-o OUTPUT, --output OUTPUT
Output file
Init the first wordlist with some words
> python bpwd.py -A "john 1992 28 01" -lst input.txt
[*] Estimated ~1956 words in list!
[*] Generated 1956 words in 0.00113391876221
[*] 1956 words were written to output.txt
Then we got a file named input.txt
john
1992
28
01
John
Output.txt
...
john19922801
john19920128
john28199201
john28011992
john01199228
john01281992
1992john2801
1992john0128
199228john01
...
Then if you want to add more words to this input.txt:
> python bpwd.py -A "cena sayian" -lst input.txt
[*] Estimated ~9864100 words in list!
[*] Generated 9864100 words in 6.22505402565
[*] 9864100 words were written to output.txt
We got this in input.txt
john
1992
28
01
John
92
cena
sayian
Cena
Sayian
And new output.txt
...
92011992
199201cena
1992cena01
011992cena
01cena1992
cena199201
cena011992
199201sayian
1992sayian01
...
If you always want to add characters or words like $, 123, @,... then you should go like this:
touch ext.txt
@
123
$
> python bpwd.py -ext ext.txt -lst input.txt
[*] Estimated ~16926797485 words in list!
...