08-15-2016, 05:41 PM
(This post was last modified: 08-15-2016, 05:41 PM by BeanBagKing.)
I love this, I've had the same issue in the past (although I didn't find richk's tool at the time).
One comment: I've seen a lot of keyboard walk passwords working with the military (DoD password standards are ridiculous). One of the more common examples is starting on various rows. For example, horizontally: 123qwe!@#QWE or vertically: 1qaz@WSX
KWP doesn't seem to be able to account for these, as each section of the password has a different starting point. I believe you could generate multiple lists and then use combinator. I'm not sure exact what the consequences of this would be (disk space utilized for lists, time tradeoff, etc.) Please correct me if I'm wrong about any of this. I just wanted to bring it up as multiple starting points may be a good feature to add if the tool continues to expand.
One comment: I've seen a lot of keyboard walk passwords working with the military (DoD password standards are ridiculous). One of the more common examples is starting on various rows. For example, horizontally: 123qwe!@#QWE or vertically: 1qaz@WSX
KWP doesn't seem to be able to account for these, as each section of the password has a different starting point. I believe you could generate multiple lists and then use combinator. I'm not sure exact what the consequences of this would be (disk space utilized for lists, time tradeoff, etc.) Please correct me if I'm wrong about any of this. I just wanted to bring it up as multiple starting points may be a good feature to add if the tool continues to expand.