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Password cracking wordlists reprise
Intro
These wordlists are some of my favorite to use for password cracking. Generally the larger the wordlist the longer it will take to crack a password, but the higher probabilty it will be in the list. These lists are line-by-line, suitable for use with John the Ripper or OCLHashcat to name a few.
If you need help cracking hashes, you can read my walkthrough of John the Ripper.
super_wpa.lst.gz
- WPA wifi wordlist.
adjective_noun_3_digits_router.lst.gz
- Some routers have this naming scheme.
breachcompletion_sorted.lst.gz
- A long list of passwords from breaches with email pairs stripped.
rockyou.lst.gz
- Good medium size all around wordlist.
john.lst.gz
- Shorter password list bundled with John The Ripper.
bt4-password.lst.gz
- Snother medium short wordlist of common passwords.
darkweb-top100000.lst.gz
- Passes in order from most used.
The Lists
All lists are gzipped to save bandwidth. Total passwords included in each file is noted to the side, and was generated with:
zcat passfile.gz | wc -l
Total all lists: 2779697215 unique passwords
adjective_noun_3_digits_router.lst.gz: 1802841920 lines 4.1G
breachcompletion_sorted.lst.gz: 378839348 lines 1.3G
bt4-password.lst.gz: 1652903 lines 5.2M
rockyou.lst.gz: 14344391 lines 51M
super-wpa.lst.gz: 982963903 lines 4.3G
john_password.lst.gz: 3559 lines 14K
darkweb2017-top10000.lst.gz: 9999 lines 40K
I have also compiled this into a torrent for those who want them all.
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