[mothered]

The way you're using it is just a bit ambiguous is all. You're "comprehensive" password is my "regular" one, lol.

I have not heard the word comprehensive used to describe a specific style of word list. We just call it a dictionary file.

None the less this is a cool share, thx for the contribution, I like it.

I understand with your Interpretation pertaining to the password.

In regards to a comprehensive wordlist, to clarify things, I've just performed a quick Google search and the following result came up:

Description: A comprehensive word list which should contain most common American words, abbreviations, hyphenations, and even incorrect spellings. The word lists were compiled from a number of sources: commercial news services, UseNet news postings, existing dictionaries, name lists, company lists, UNIX man pages, project Gutenberg's E-texts, project Wordnet, received mailings, etc.

Source: http://www.speech.cs.cmu.edu/comp.speech.../dict.html

And you're most welcome with the contribution.

[roger_smith]

I understand with your Interpretation pertaining to the password.

In regards to a comprehensive wordlist, to clarify things, I've just performed a quick Google search and the following result came up:


Source: http://www.speech.cs.cmu.edu/comp.speech.../dict.html

And you're most welcome with the contribution.

Thx for that description too, that helps a lot.

I've actually been wanting to build a custom word list for work for quite a while and haven't gotten around to it.

[Brawler]

You're "comprehensive" password is my "regular" one, lol.

Agreed.

It's also worth noting that most password list gen's I have worked with allow you to toggle on/off the specific "ascii families" (such as upper/lower/numbers/special chars) and will generate every possible password for however you configure it. Which is more or less why I was confused over your use of comprehensive... As I was having a difficult time coming up with something "more comprehensive".

With that said..... Most password bruteforcing tools offer similar comprehensive functionality, and unless your password list contains a higher quality wordlist... you will most likely get similar results.

Now if you excuse me... I'm going to go eat a comprehensive lunch (lunch + fork).

[xrahitel]

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[mothered]

Thx for that description too, that helps a lot.

I've actually been wanting to build a custom word list for work for quite a while and haven't gotten around to it.

You're always welcome, glad to be of help.

Now if you excuse me... I'm going to go eat a comprehensive lunch (lunch + fork).

So you're going to eat the "fork" as well? Not a good Idea. Lol.

Your Interpretation Is misleading. Here's something to help you understand how "comprehensive", also relates to lunch.
Link: http://www.lismorecomprehensive.org.uk/lunchmenu1.htm

We're getting way off topic here, so I'm glad I've clarified the term "comprehensive" to all those who've used It In different facets, thus this has now been finalized.