The New Version written in vlang
Truncate a data breach into two files.
This can then be used as two wordlists for a brute-force attack
manual
-h for help
-f for input file
-p for password output file
-u for user output file
-s "" for the separator
example :
TruncatingDatabreach -f input.txt -p pass.txt -u user.txt -s ":;" Input example (this will be put into two files) :
[email protected]:;Pa$$w0rd
[email protected]:;Pass
man@hotmail:;123456789
[email protected]:;rockyou
[email protected]:;Pa$$w0rd
[email protected]:;Pass
man@hotmail:;123456789
[email protected]:;rockyou
[email protected]:;Pa$$w0rd
[email protected]:;Pass
man@hotmail:;123456789
[email protected]:;rockyou
[email protected]:;Pa$$w0rd
[email protected]:;Pass
man@hotmail:;123456789
[email protected]:;rockyou
[email protected]:;Pa$$w0rd
[email protected]:;Pass
man@hotmail:;123456789
[email protected]:;rockyou
[email protected]:;Pa$$w0rd
[email protected]:;Pass
man@hotmail:;123456789
[email protected]:;rockyou
[email protected]:;Pa$$w0rd
[email protected]:;Pass
man@hotmail:;123456789
[email protected]:;rockyou
[email protected]:;Pa$$w0rd
[email protected]:;Pass
man@hotmail:;123456789- Written in vlang
- Define your input file, your two output files and the seperator with the parameters
- That's all.
- Multi-threading the file write (functional but slower than original)