I wanted to do the same some time ago and considered doing it in php but
i realized that php is not the appropriate language for doing that... i
wanted to insert the data into a mysql-database, too
i thought about doing it in C++ but my coding skills were too poor, i
didn't know how to implement mysql-access -.-
i had another idea some time ago, something that should also work in php
(i won't do this in php, i'd use C++ or python or something like that)
the idea is the following: create all possible combinations in a C++
program and write it into a file where there is something like
INSERT INTO passwords (password, hash) VALUES [and here all the data]
and then import it using the command line into mysql
i have this code to generate the combinations, i wrote it some time ago
and unfortunately there is a segfault, i don't know why and didn't work
on this for some time
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;
unsigned int lastcharindex(string input, string charset) {
int position = charset.find(input[(input.length())-1],0);
return position;
}
void generatewords(string start, unsigned int maxlength, string charset) {
if(start.size() <= maxlength && lastcharindex(start, charset) !=
0 && lastcharindex(start, charset) != charset.size()
-1) {
start[start.size()-1] = charset[lastcharindex(start,
charset)+1];
cout << start << endl;
generatewords(start, maxlength, charset);
}
else if(start.size() <= maxlength && lastcharindex(start,
charset) == charset.size()-1) {
while(lastcharindex(start, charset) == charset.size()-1) {
start.erase(start.size()-1,1);
if(start=="") {break;}
}
start[start.size()-1] = charset[lastcharindex(start,
charset)+1];
cout << start << endl;
start += charset[0];
cout << start << endl;
generatewords(start, maxlength, charset);
}
else if(start.size() < maxlength && lastcharindex(start,
charset) == 0) {
start += charset[0];
cout << start << endl;
generatewords(start, maxlength, charset);
}
else if(start.size() <= maxlength && lastcharindex(start,
charset) == 0) {
start[start.size()-1] = charset[lastcharindex(start,
charset)+1];
cout << start << endl;
generatewords(start, maxlength, charset);
}
}
@Stut: the idea is NOT to be a cracker kid, the intent is only to
realize that project to train and develop my coding skills and to run
some tests how secure passwords are
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