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what is wordlist

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what is wordlist
What is wordlist



what is wordlist ?

The wordlist is nothing but a list of some user passwords which contains only words. And it is used by hackers for performing hacking. Here are some example passwords which is known as wordlist passwords. Skateboard, iloveme, iamnoob, jessy, mortalfist, like this you can see more than 1 million passwords in a single wordlist or less than that, so that's all about wordlist.

Brute force list

The brute force list is also the same as wordlist. But in brute force list, we can see a list of words combined with symbols and numbers. Here are some example passwords which is known as brute force list passwords. Hunter22$, sam44*, loveus))00, like this you can see more than 1 million passwords in a single brute force list or less than that, so that's all about wordlist.


Difference between wordlist and brute force list

There is no such big difference between them. In wordlist we just use words and we don't use symbols or numbers. But in the brute force list, we use words, numbers, symbols that's all.

Hacker's favorite word and brute force list's

The hacker's love wordlist and brute force list's because they make hackers work easy, fast and also they save a lot of time. Hackers just create them when they have time and after that when hackers have to perform an attack on a particular thing then they use the wordlist or brute force list's to save their time and perform an attack successfully. And if they don't use wordlist or brute force list's for a brute force attacks then they need lots of time to perform a successful attack. So that's why hackers love wordlist and brute force lists.

How to create wordlist or brute force list in termux 

First, install Termux application and open Termux application after that follow below commands.

$ pkg install nano -y

$ ls

$ nano

Now click on enter button and after that, you can see that there is a black blank page in Termux that is nano editor now in that just click on that black page. Now start typing passwords there it may be words, symbols, numbers anything you can create wordlist or brute force list it's your wish. Now after typing all passwords just hold volume down button of your device and X button in keyboard after that click on enter button now a small pop up will appear like this SAVE MODIFIED BUFFER? now here click on Y button in your keyboard after that another pop up will appear like this FILE NAME TO WRITE :- now here you need to name something to your wordlist like pass.txt after that click on enter button to save it. And now to see created wordlist you just need to follow below steps.

$ clear

$ ls

$ cat pass.txt

Here you can see your passwords in the wordlist. And now you can use it in any brute force script.

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