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I wrote a very cheesy Python script that runs through the file and counts the passwords and the amount of times they appear. Note that these may not even be cor
by Mithrandir 14y ago
I wrote a very cheesy Python script that runs through the file and counts the passwords and the amount of times they appear. Note that these may not even be correct.
This is what I got for the top 10:
len(passlist): 342,514 # Amount of unique passwords.
Password, Repetition
'', 10,654 (Apparently, some passwords were blank.)
'123456', 1667
'password', 780
'ninja', 333
'abc123', 250
'123456789', 222
'12345678', 208
'sunshine', 205
'princess', 202
Edit: Source code at https://gist.github.com/3096511 https://gist.github.com/3096511
- __alexs 14y agocut -d: -f2- | sort | uniq -c | sort -k2 -n
- ralph 14y agoWhat's the input to that? Is it lines like 133438:remia.eu@hotmail.com:combinate
- __alexs 14y agoI hadn't seen the original data. Should probably be cut -d: -f3- then.
- ralph 14y agoIsn't the sort a bit odd too? To sort by uniq's frequency it's more like sort -k1n,1 -k2
- ralph 14y agoUnsure why the downvote since the original is wrong. To be clear, cut -d: -f3- | sort | uniq -c | sort -k2 -n would be sorting the output of uniq(1) by the password, treating them all as numeric. Depending on one's locale that gives results like 1 00auditt 100 babygirl 1 00beetle or 1 100671105192 1 100997162005jm 2 102030405060 1 102990091404
- gingerjoos 14y agoYup, I've the top 25 in a gist ( https://gist.github.com/3096776 https://gist.github.com/3096776 )