Python brute_text_create Examples

Example #1

File: pentest_open.py Project: s4b3rt0oth/AtEar

    def create_brtue_text(self):
        text = brute_force.brute_text_create(min_length=int(self.brute_min_len),
                                      max_length=int(self.brute_max_len),
                                      letters=bool(self.brute_string),
                                      numbers=bool(self.brute_number),
                                      symbols=bool(self.brute_special),
                                      spaces=bool(self.brute_space))

        f = open('./dict/password.lst', 'w')
        for t in text:      # Performance improvement needs.
            f.write(t + '\n')
        f.close()

Example #2

File: pentest_open.py Project: rydemods/Atear-Beta

    def create_brtue_text(self):
        text = brute_force.brute_text_create(min_length=int(self.brute_min_len),
                                      max_length=int(self.brute_max_len),
                                      letters=bool(self.brute_string),
                                      numbers=bool(self.brute_number),
                                      symbols=bool(self.brute_special),
                                      spaces=bool(self.brute_space))

        f = open('/tmp/password.lst', 'w')
        for t in text:
            f.write(t + '\n')
        f.close()

Example #3

    def create_brtue_text(self):
        text = brute_force.brute_text_create(
            min_length=int(self.brute_min_len),
            max_length=int(self.brute_max_len),
            letters=bool(self.brute_string),
            numbers=bool(self.brute_number),
            symbols=bool(self.brute_special),
            spaces=bool(self.brute_space))

        f = open('/tmp/password.lst', 'w')
        for t in text:
            f.write(t + '\n')
        f.close()

Example #4

    def create_brtue_text(self):
        text = brute_force.brute_text_create(
            min_length=int(self.brute_min_len),
            max_length=int(self.brute_max_len),
            letters=bool(self.brute_string),
            numbers=bool(self.brute_number),
            symbols=bool(self.brute_special),
            spaces=bool(self.brute_space))

        f = open('./dict/password.lst', 'w')
        for t in text:  # Performance improvement needs.
            f.write(t + '\n')
        f.close()