Passlord: Your Ultimate Weapon for Creating Tailored Wordlists

Yo, techies. Good? I hope so!

When I shared my recent blog post, lots of people joined in talking about the challenge of cracking passwords— and they’re right. Strong passwords are hard to crack. But when people use their personal info as passwords, like their names or birthdays, it becomes easier. This tool can potentially generate your target’s password. That’s precisely why I created PassLord.

There’s another popular tool called Cupp, but it doesn’t offer much in terms of customization or extensive wordlists additionally, it’s outdated.

Studies show that about 70% of folks use their personal details as passwords, which makes them vulnerable. I’m not giving you a definite yes that this tool is 100% effective. Nevertheless, there’s a chance this tool could generate your target’s password !

PassLord is a new command-line tool utilized by many hackers to create wordlists using personal details alongside random numbers and symbols for every possible combination. Even though Passlord is still in development, it already possesses significant potential to crack passwords with ease.

Installation :

First, you need to install Passlord. You can do this either via pip or by cloning the Passlord repository from GitHub.

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Usage :

To use Passlord, simply type the following command in your terminal:

When you run the script, it simply prompts you to input all the target’s personal details to continue

After gathering the details, Passlord asks for the output file name. Then, it quickly generates a massive list of passwords, usually around 25 lakh, in less than 5 seconds.

How this works :
The password generation tool utilizes arrays as its primary mechanism. Initially, users are prompted to input their personal details, which are then transformed into uppercase, lowercase, title case, and other formats as per the specified rules. These transformed details are then stored in arrays for further processing. Additionally, the program reads from the ‘rules.txt’ file, which contains patterns guiding the password generation process.

Advance Customization :

You can further customize Passlord’s password generation by editing the “rules.txt” file. This allows you to add or remove personalized patterns according to your preferences.

This tool is still in development, so if you run into any problems, please let us know. Your feedback is crucial for improving the tool. We also welcome contributions on GitHub and appreciate your support….

Thank you for helping us make Passlord even better!