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Wordlist generator based on password cards

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Wordlist generator based on password cards

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What is a password card?

Password (aka. grid) card is a physical card that allows you to memorize your passwords easier.

Password Card

The card contains a block of random alphanumeric characters. You just need to choose and memorize a row, a column and a direction to pick a password from the card.

Security

Passwords cards heavily rely on physical security. The card should be kept in your wallet or pocket, far away from watchful eyes around you.

In case the card is lost or recorded with a camera (e.g. CCTV), your password shall be considered as compromised and changed immediately.

Features

Munchkin can generate wordlists from compromised password cards.

This utility generates potential passwords and dumps them onto the screen or into a text file.

Supported Strategies

Munchkin can generate passwords based on the following card reading strategies.

Left to right

Left to Right

Right to left

Right to Left

Top down

Top Down

Bottom up

Bottom Up

Supported Cards

Installing Munchkin

The latest package is available on PyPI

$ pip install munchkin

Usage Instructions

Munchkin has two operation modes: one is for generating passwords based on cards from http://passwordcard.org, and the other is for user supplied custom cards.

Operation Modes

passwordcard.org Cards

Use the pcard selector to generate passwords from passwordcard.org cards

$ munchkin pcard -h

This selector recognises the following options:

-s str, --seed str

card number (e.g. 7eb3fbfa560d1d1e)

--symbols

include symbols (broken)

--digits

incude digits

Custom Cards

The custom selector allows to supply password cards by pasting them as a block of text

$ munchkin custom -h

This selector does not require any special options.

Settings

The following switches are recognized for both card types

Password Length

Choose the minimum and maximum length of passwords to generate:

--minlen num

minimum password length (default: 6)

--maxlen num

maximum password length (default: 12)

Read Strategies

Select one or more strategies to generate passwords (refer to Supported Strategies section for further explanation)

-l, --left-to-right

Left to right

-r, --right-to-left

Right to left

-t, --top-down

Top left corner to bottom right

-b, --bottom-up

Bottom right corner to top left

File Output

Dump passwords to a file instead of the terminal:

-f name, --file name

Dump passwords to file

Examples

Generate 6-8 digit passwords from a password card generated with seed the initial seed of 7eb3fbfa560d1d1e

$ munchkin pcard -s 7eb3fbfa560d1d1e -l

Supply your own password card and generate passwords with multiple read strategies

$ munchkin custom -l -r -t -b

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