How to generate password dictionary from 00000000-99999999 combination under Linux?

Question

linux

It is worth considering that I have only 64kbps, and installed ubuntu 14.10.1 with aircrack-ng. I came across a program called john but haven't figured it out yet. What I have done is confirm a way to attack wpa/wpa2 psk networks using brute force. I set the experiment on my Android AP and laptop. Naturally, I knew my password, and it took me only a fraction of a second to brute force it. Now I want to create a real dictionary (word list), and since the minimum length of the wpa psk password is only 8 characters, I want to generate a range 00000000-99999999 wordlist. Since my sister had a router I personally bought, I suggested that this would be enough for me. The question is still the same: what is the best way to generate a word list?

Answer 1

In console
seq -f "%08g" 99999999 > seq.txt

Answer 2

For such purposes, there is a utility called crunch.

Answer 3

Bash:
for i in {00000000..99999999}; echo $i >> file.txt

Answer 4

Python will help you: print all numbers in the required range

Answer 5

I recommend narrowing the range with the prefixes of your mobile operators. A very popular password. At the same time, brute the phone number of a pleasant neighbor. ;-)

Answer 6

This program allows you to create a wordlist file with WPA2 passwords for Aircrack-ng
from 00000000 to 99999999 and for this you do not need to download the bulky wirdlist.lst,
but simply download the WordList_00000000-99999999 program and create it on your
computer in 5 minutes.
For Windows download
The program allows you to create a wordlist file with WPA2 passwords for Aircrack-ng cell phone numbers!
File size 17kb. For Windows download