Place

Web

Description

Formats

www.skullsecurity.org

On the web you can find the 500 pass most used variety of dictionaries (languages, actors, porn, etc ...), names from facebook, also lists the location of files (linux, windows), extensions of web applications (phpmyadmin, apache, phpbb etc ...), it is certainly the most comprehensive web I've seen to find the specific dictionary for brute force we seek.

*.txt.bz2 *.txt

www.insidepro.com

Brings dictionaries by language and some made by the same web site (InsidePro), also brings the mythical dictionary and one of hashkiller.com milw0rm.com, and also brings a compact with the names of Facebook. I personally really like that is neat and clear the site.

* Rar -.> * Dic.

packetstormsecurity.org

Here you can find dictionaries that comes to mind (asteroids, rock, myths and legends, cinema, jazz, names, etc ...). The only problem is you have to look at a long list with no logical order.

*.txt *.txt.gz

www.cotse.com (1) 
www.cotse.com (2)

A website that offers many topics: common passwords, the terms of Street Drugs, host names, the words of the King James Bible, Latin words, Minix / usr / dict, names of movies, classical music, country music, jazz, other music, rock music, musicals, myths and legends, names of players, player names, surnames whites, among many others. Just a bit annoying clutter.

*

ftp.ox.ac.uk

FTP bring a wide variety of dictionaries by language, some literature, movieTV, music, names, etc ...

*. Z *. Gz

ftp.openwall.com

This is the FTP known that brings Openwall passwords compact and a wide variety of dictionaries for languages.

*.gz

ftp.cerias.purdue.edu

FTP much like the previous two it brings among its varieties: language, literature, movieTV, places, names, random, religion, computer, science.

*.gz

vxchaos.official.ws

This is a server that collects many files relating to "hack", and in its wordlist section is extensive and varied a collection of dictionaries to brute force, the only problem is that you can download many at a time, have many formats and are very messy.

. * Zip *. Txt.gz *. Dic *. Txt *. Gz *. Rar. * Zip *. Z

ftp.zedz.net

FTP with varied number of dictionaries (languages, actors, movies, names, etc ...)

*

10°

contest.korelogic.com

Here you can locate an dictionaries with 2 letter combinations, city names, football teams, names from Facebook, Words from the Wiki (depending on language), etc ...

*. * December. Dic.gz *. Txt

11°

www.leetupload.com

This is another collection diccinarios server.

*. Zip *. Rare. Txt

12°

ftp.funet.fi

FTP with dictionaries for languages.

*. Z *

13°

wordlist.sourceforge.net

Here's a little collection complete, but equally useful.

*.tar.gz *.zip

14°

article7.org

Here you can find a handful of dictionaries.

*txt *.zip

15°

www.nomorecrypto.com

We provide a torrent with a dictionary of 31 GB or more, no less.

*txt *.zip



Bonus Track 1:

 

Well, no need to do brute force if they have the default passwords that come in router, telnet, HTTP, etc ... That are these 3 sites:

 

Place

Web

Description

www.vulnerabilityassessment.co.uk

The largest collection of default passwords on all services and models, and are ordered by alphabet: Z |Numeric | AS400 Default Accounts | Oracle Default Passwords

www.phenoelit-us.org

Default password list many authentication services. It ran a single list.

www.indianz.ch

List Previous much like, but it seems a little less full.

                                                                                                   
Bonus Track 2:

 

And there are not only gross Force passwords, but also for system files, Apache, Oracle, CGI, etc ... That's what this website brings many statements apart for SQLi and XSS:

http://yehg.net/



http://osysleo.blogspot.kr/2013/01/dictionaries-brute-force-brute-force.html

 




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