Really? Pop culture wordlists are insanely common and small - sometimes they're run Before general ones because they're fast to go through and have so many hit

Really? Pop culture wordlists are insanely common and small - sometimes they're run Before general ones because they're fast to go through and have so many hits. This response isn't for you par se, I just don't want people to go off and think they're protected with beyonceMadonna because they read it on hacker news. Put your needles in the biggest haystacks you can find, not the rarefied air of celebrities. Also don't think you're protected with "old" names like GreenDayEminem. Using older celebrity lists to preference forgotten or abandoned accounts is another common technique. Sometimes you're just a stepping stone and not the target. Find a bigger crowd to get lost in. For instance, say an address + phone number of a place you remember that's not yours. 419FSt#201 is an old friend and 8184093100 is a friend I had in childhood. Those are two big crowds. Phone numbers have way more structure than you probably think but it's still a fairly big haystack.