13GB (4.4gb Compressed) - WPA WPA2 Word List

If you are interested in password cracking, you might be familiar with the concept of wordlists. Wordlists are collections of words or phrases that can be used as input for dictionary attacks, which are a common technique for cracking passwords by trying different combinations of characters until a match is found. Wordlists can vary in size, quality, and format, depending on the source and the purpose.

One of the most comprehensive and popular wordlists available online is the one created by Anton, a member of the Hak5 Forums. This wordlist is compiled from various sources, such as openwall, coasts password collections, Xploitz Master Password Collection, ftp sites, and more. It also includes Anton's personal wordlist of 1.9 GB, which contains usernames from 100 million Facebook accounts and other websites. The wordlist contains 982,963,904 words exactly, with no duplicates and all optimized for WPA/WPA2 rules of 8-63 characters.

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The wordlist is compressed into a 4.4 GB file, which can be downloaded from several torrent sites. Once decompressed, the wordlist becomes a 13 GB file, which can be used with various password cracking tools such as aircrack-ng, hydra, and hashcat. The wordlist is divided into several sub-files, such as Crackdown2016, example2016, Rocktastic12a, etc., which can be combined or used separately depending on the needs of the user.

The wordlist is not only useful for password cracking, but also for learning and research purposes. It can provide insights into the patterns and trends of password creation and usage among different groups of people. It can also help users to improve their own password security by avoiding common and weak passwords that are easily guessed by attackers.

However, the wordlist also comes with some limitations and ethical issues. First of all, the wordlist is not updated regularly, so it may not contain the latest passwords or changes in password policies. Secondly, the wordlist may contain sensitive or personal information that belongs to other people, such as names, emails, addresses, etc., which may violate their privacy and security. Thirdly, the wordlist may be used for malicious or illegal purposes by hackers or cybercriminals who want to break into other people's accounts or networks without their consent or authorization.

Therefore, users who download and use the wordlist should do so with caution and responsibility. They should respect the rights and interests of others and abide by the laws and regulations of their countries. They should also use the wordlist for educational or legitimate purposes only and not for harming or exploiting others.

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