In Linux, use CUPP to create a custom wordlist.

In Linux, use CUPP to create a custom wordlist.

CUPP is a program that may be used to create a custom word or password list. Content Provided by itmeFeez.

Phase 1

• CUPP source code may be cloned from GitHub.
• In your Terminal, type the following command.

git clone https://github.com/Mebus/cupp.git

Phase 2

• Change the directory generated by CUPP now.
• In your Terminal, type the following command.

cd cupp

Phase 3

• To produce a password list, add -i to the command.
• -i is used to creating unique password profiles.

./cupp.py -i

Phase 4

• Now fill in all of the victim's information.

First Name: feez
Surname: walk
Nickname: fallingstar
Birthdate (DDMMYYYY): 03062000# Add all relevant details
# More data = Higher chances

Phase 5

• It will create a.txt file with the name you provide it.
• It will produce yash.txt with at least 3000 password permutations in my instance.

CONCLUSION

It can work if the user chooses a common password that includes their personal information.