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I've been using the SecLists repository for a while now, and I think it's amazing. Thank you to all the contributors for compiling this amazing resource into one place.
One thing that I have considered is that, with the Usernames directory, there's nothing on common usernames using common names/common username patterns for corporate email addresses and login details.
I have written a program that ingests the files in Usernames/Names and converts them into text files which contain each of the common username pattents (e.g. first+last, first+"."+last).
The resulting output from this program is a 161MB directory containing 2,000,000 text files (one for each name combination).
I'm unsure whether it is better to contribute the code to do this (written in Python 3.8) or the resulting export, as the data export is very large.
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I've been using the SecLists repository for a while now, and I think it's amazing. Thank you to all the contributors for compiling this amazing resource into one place.
One thing that I have considered is that, with the Usernames directory, there's nothing on common usernames using common names/common username patterns for corporate email addresses and login details.
I have written a program that ingests the files in Usernames/Names and converts them into text files which contain each of the common username pattents (e.g. first+last, first+"."+last).
The resulting output from this program is a 161MB directory containing 2,000,000 text files (one for each name combination).
I'm unsure whether it is better to contribute the code to do this (written in Python 3.8) or the resulting export, as the data export is very large.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: