Combines supplied words and generates all possible combinations/permutations. Can also hash wordlist entries to look for an hash match.
The problem that I have with tools like cupp is that it doesn't actually generates all possible combinations and due to that I've missed real cases. This tool is an attempt to fix it.
It can also be used to generate the wordlist and compare the results with a provided hash. This can be usefull when trying to break tokens, that you suspect are generated based on known data
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By Luis Fontes
thecombiner <options> word list space seperated
Options:
--help Show help [boolean]
--version Show version number [boolean]
-c, --capitalize Also add capitalized words to the mix [boolean]
-r, --reverse Also add reversed words to the mix [boolean]
-o, --output Output file for the generated possibilities (if not supplied prints to stdout [string]
-i, --input Specify a file with words (one per line) instead of supplying from inline arguments
[string]
-t, --test Hash all generated combinations, to match the supplied value. Requires -a [string]
-a Algorithm to be used with -t [choices: "md5", "sha1", "sha256", "sha512"]
Examples:
thecombiner -c -t 1bf25b04bc57e7a84d5cca410e6b6c28 jown doe flipper 1 123
when using -i or -r the supplied words will double (for each).10 words combinations will take about a 1minute
to process (with md5).From there on, for each new word the possibilities increase significantly.