Password Dictionary Generator

This Python script generates a comprehensive password dictionary based on known user information. The dictionary includes a wide range of password combinations such as variations of names, dates of birth, and common patterns, making it useful for password cracking or penetration testing tasks.

Features

• Combines different variations of the user's name, surname, DNI, and birth date.
• Generates passwords with common suffixes and prefixes.
• Supports case variations for the name and surname (uppercase, lowercase, capitalized).
• Adds common special characters and numbers to combinations.
• Saves the generated dictionary in a text file.

Usage

1. Clone this repository:

   git clone https://github.com/yourusername/password-dictionary-generator.git
   cd Password-Dictionary-Generator
   

2. Run the script:

   python passwordGenerator.py -n <FirstName> -s <Surname> -d <DNI> -b <BirthDate> -o <OutputFile>
   

3. Example

   python passwordGenerator.py -n Juan -s Querito -d 56345247O -b 26-06-1983 -o password_dict.txt

4. Help flag

   python passwordGenerator.py -h
   

Combinations Explained

• -n : User's first name
• -s : User's surname
• -d : User's DNI (National ID)
• -b : User's birth date in DD-MM-YYYY format
• -o : Output file for the generated password dictionary (e.g., password_dict.txt)

The script creates the following types of combinations:

1. Basic Combinations:

   • Direct combinations of name, surname, DNI, and birth year.
   • Examples: Juan1983, Querito1983, 56345247O

2. Date Variations:

   • Combinations that include the full date or individual parts (day, month, year).
   • Examples: 26061983, 2606, 1983

3. Case Variations:

   • Variations in uppercase, lowercase, and capitalized versions of the name and surname.
   • Examples: juanq1983, JUANq1983, Juanq1983

4. Prefix and Suffix Variations:

   • Common suffixes (123, !, q, etc.) and prefixes (@, #, etc.) are added to the base combinations.
   • Examples: Juanq1983!, Juanq1983@

5. Permutations and Special Characters:

   • Combinations of base information with special characters or numeric patterns.
   • Examples: Juan1983!, Querito@Juan, Juan!!Querito1983

Requirements

• Python 3.x
• argparse library (comes pre-installed with Python)