Wordlist Maker for Windows
Publish Date: January 2014
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MD5: c7f1cb85f11ac43cd59a72b05ded623d
SHA1:6cb7390bbbdf22391d3d6a9b6d9d5531f5b8d5e4
Word List Maker (WLM) is a simple tool to generate WORDLISTS use by Security/Penetration Testers
Wordlist Options:
–sgen Generate simple wordlists based on upper and lower characters only
–mxgen Generate mixed wordlists based on mixed upper/lower characters and numbers
–cxgen Generate complex wordlists based on the upper/lower characters, numbers and symbols
–permute Generate all possible permutations of a given word/string
Hashing Options:
–getmd5 Computes the MD5 Hash value of each word from existing wordlists
–getsha1 Computes the SHA1 Hash value of each word from existing wordlists
–getsha256 Computes the SHA256 Hash value of each word from existing wordlists
–getsha384 Computes the SHA384 Hash value of each word from existing wordlists
–getsha512 Computes the SHA512 Hash value of each word from existing wordlists
–getripemd160 Computes the SHA1 Hash value of each word from existing wordlists
–getallhash Computes the Hash value of each word from existing wordlists using different hashing algorithm
Encoding/Decoding Options:
–encbase64 Encode each word from existing wordlists to Base64 Encoding
–decbase64 Decode each word from existing wordlists from Base64 Encoding
–2hex Converts each word from existing wordlists to Hex value
Harvest Options:
–append Extract words from any text readable file and appends to existing wordlist avoiding duplication
–web Extract words from Web page source of a given URL.
–h Display this help section
Syntax/Usage:
wlm –sgen [number_characters] [numbers_of_words_to_generate]
Example 1 : wlm –sgen 8 10
Example 2 : wlm –sgen 8 50 > wordlist.txt
Example 2 generates 50 words of 8 characters and redirect output to a text file.
wlm –cxgen [number_characters] [numbers_of_words_to_generate]
wlm –mxgen [number_characters] [numbers_of_words_to_generate]
wlm –permute [string]
wlm –getmd5 [existing_wordlist_textfile]
wlm –append [any_text_file] [existing_wordlist_file_to_append]
wlm –web [web_url] [existing_wordlist_file_to_append]
