[Equinox]

This is really simple and doesn't take much at all.

All you have to do is put a character set.

Code:

import itertools chars = input('Includes: ') gen = itertools.permutations(chars,len(chars)) for i in gen: print(''.join(i))

Basically, it takes your character set, uses the amount that is in the character set, then mutates it to have all different possible combinations.

The only problem is that you need to know all characters in it, but they don't have to be in the correct order of the password.

[w00t]

This is actually more useful than you think. Next time you borrow someones smartphone, when they hand it to you, exhale on the screen and note where the smudges are. You now know they keys in their passcode.