A curated list of awesome tools, research, papers and other projects related to password cracking and password security.

Combine and clean word lists

Hascat Rules Collection – Probably the largest collection of hashcat rule-files anywhere.

A Ruby library and CLI for generating and working with wordlists.

Generate customised wordlist for penetration testing practice (e.g. brute force attack, dictionary attack, etc.)

🌱 combinatoric pathname wordlist expansion--it's like Miracle-Gro(tm) for your dirbusting technique!

Manipulate Email:Pass combo, All in one tool.

Fast word list cleaner and de-duplicator. Filters problem characters that play havoc with UTF-8 and removes duplicates to avoid inefficient use of resources. Allows removal of words below a specified length. Very handy when consolidating large wordlists or when combining multiple wordlists generated with cewl.

Audit word lists

Command line tool similar to ComboTool-GUI

A multithreaded, Python 3 fork of BitCrackCyber's rurasort.

The "Wordlist using python" project is a Python script that generates a list of words that can be used for various purposes, such as password cracking, dictionary attacks, or brute-force attacks. The script is designed to generate a wordlist based on user-specified parameters, such as word length, character set, and prefix/suffix options.

Wordlist / text uniquifier which ignores trailing whitespace and cr/lf mismaches.

A nifty small little utility to spice up your wordlists

Wordle Solving Assistant

reasonable wordlist generator based on basic user input of first middle and last name

Wordlist Generator

Takes input wordlist in native path format to generate encoding evasion, path traversals, and null byte injections

Clensius is a command-line utility for cleaning wordlists by removing lines that match specific regular expressions. It helps you preprocess wordlists before using them for various purposes, such as password cracking or data analysis.

A versatile Python program engineered to efficiently analyze multiple wordlists and organize them based on the frequency of each word's occurrence