That's a tool they already have plenty of access to. I've tried to make a tool that will work against them, making it possible for any service, running any soft

That's a tool they already have plenty of access to. I've tried to make a tool that will work against them, making it possible for any service, running any software stack, to efficiently blacklist hundreds of thousands of common passwords. I can (and should) start tracking down more password dumps and compiling them myself to do the same thing, but I've been spread pretty thin for a while. It's been on my mind but there hasn't been time for it. A massive list of plaintext passwords from Troy's dump, the ones that were available anyway, would have been really convenient. Odds are my index file would already be updated to a newer version.