15 April, 2025 - 10:59 PM
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(21 January, 2025 - 07:22 PM)2vorZak Wrote: Show Morethx. brother
Option 1; To extract all lines for earthlink.net enter @EarthLink.net | If you want to extract all .net domains enter .net | This will create text documents named what you enter | When extracting lines are appended and
never overwrite.
Option 2; Remove duplicate lines from input.txt & saves to output.txt | Output.txt gets overwritten so always move it or rename it.
Option 3; Splits Email from Password, saves to extracted_emails.txt(is Overwrite each time you run task) | Good for mailing list or if you need to split for dehashing passwords.
Option 4; Same as option 3 but with passwords, extracted_passwords.txt(is Overwrite each time you run task).
Option 5; Extract URLs from input.txt | Append save to extracted_URL.txt
Option 6; Organize input.txt A-Z | Overwrite output.txt
Option 7; Use lines from input.txt to name new directorys | Do not use this option unless you have a reason!
Option 8; Extract lines from input.txt if the password is MD5 hashed | Append save to extracted_hashed.txt | Use to create your own private combo that has not been cracked yet | A popular dehashing script is HASHCAT OCL.
Option 9; Drop files in the directory toCombine that you need to combine | Good idea to remove duplicates after | Overwrite output.txt
Option 10; Enter the number of lines you want to split combo by then name your splits | creates directory to save your splits in.
Option 11; After dehashing your hashed passwords use this to rejoin back with email addresses | The files it looks for to join are extracted_emails.txt and extracted_passwords.txt | overwrite JoinedOutput.txt
Option 12; Strip capture results from combo | append save cleanedOutput.txt
Option 13; Extract all domains by domain to seperate text files | append save
Option 14; Analyze input.txt and display Top Domains, Number of lines, and the % of combo | Only .net domains
Option 15; Analyze input.txt and display Top Domains, Number of lines, and the % of combo | All domains
Option 0; Exit
