Heres something VERY useful Read this thread

I made several number lists. The list of files: 1num.txt = numbers 0-9 2num.txt = numbers 10 - 99 3num.txt = numbers 100 - 999 4num.txt = numbers 1000 - 9999 5num.txt = numbers 10000 - 99999 6num.txt = numbers 100000 - 999999 7num.txt = numbers 1000000 - 9999999 8num.txt = numbers 10000000 - 99999999

These should give a fair readout on just number passwords, if nothing else, they are a good addition to any wordlist. I have them .zip'ed and .rar'ed to make a compression of about 2 MB. Once you extract them, they hit more than 900 MB. This should be useful. I hope you all download them so my CPU usage doesn't go to waste :P

Link == [url] http://s12.quicksharing.com/v/1669222/list.rar.html[/url]

Note: I am not responsible on how you use these number lists :) Gotta put that in.

Bl4ckC4t

Isn't it faster to simply generate the numbers without accessing the hard drive? On an old PC, this would probably be ruseful, though.

yea no offence BC but if you kno the pass is just numbers, why not just brute?

Dictionary attacks go about double the speed, I didnt want to wait about 3 hours for a 7 char number pass. I checked this with cain, it was going to take 4 hours for 6 char num, took it 6 sec with these lists.

BC

do you think that you will be making a word list any time soon i have a few ok onesx but one is better for diff things ect. do you think you could work on a actuall word list, by the way the number list was good.

once I can write out a script, I will add all possible combos from 6 - 8 letters. at least that will help you all a lil

Bl4ckc4t

if you need any help im sure ull find alot of people here that will be willing to lend a helping hand :) including me

I've cracked a 10 digit number password in a matter of seconds (though it was a windows password so it actually just cracked a 7digit and a 3digit separately, but still I'm sure it's not that much slower on another type)

BC, go into HBH's code bank inside the C++ branch. Look for my brute force generator script, edit it to make it include which ascii min and max values and the length of the pwd. Just realize it takes quite a while to generate ALL possible combinations at 5 chars or longer lol. i believe the equation to finding out the amount of possible combinations for a pwd is

different amount of characters to the length power(exponent)

so for example a 6 char. pwd with only a-z lowercase no numbers, caps, or symbols would be

26^6 which = 308,915,776 3.8million possibilities…. as you can see it gets very intense lol.

i have heard that there are faster ways to do this however, i have not found how simply because i have had not the time to look nor no one has told me how just said that there is a way.

wow that alot of possibilytis:O