[PYTHON] Examples - Basic File Manipulation

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Bumping...post updated.  Code includes a couple added examples and some minor tweaks from usage these past few months.

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This thread is intended to help people perform some basic file manipulation tasks in Python.  I plan on updating the thread as time goes on with more examples as they come up.

Examples as of 2020-03-25:

• Convert a EMAIL:PASS combolist file to USER:PASS
  
• Convert a dumpfile in the format USER:HASH:EMAIL:IP to EMAIL:HASH
  
• Convert a dumpfile in the format USER:HASH:PASS to USER:PASS
  
• Convert a dumpfile in the format EMAIL:USERNAME:PASS to EMAIL:PASS format
  
• Remove captures from a combolist
  
• Remove duplicate lines from a file
  
• Remove trailing value from a dumpfile (example: input file contains Value1:Value2...ValueN:TRAIL and convert to Value1:Value2...ValueN)
  
• Split large file into multiple smaller files
  
• Sort lines in a file in ascending order (0-9, A-Z)
  
• Randomize / shuffle lines in a file
  
• Merge multiple files into one file
  
• Create combolist from username file and password list
  
• Cleanup combolist that is using semicolon (;) as a delimiter instead of colon (:)
  
• Create zip file with compression
  
• Extract zip file contents
  

**Disclaimer  - These are intended to be simple examples for people to follow and make their own.  They are not necessarily the most efficient methods - however, they work well and will still perform better than most other options.
 

 

FAQ:
Q: Why not use some awesome website that can do the same task?
A: A few reasons, but a couple would be: 1) you may not want to post some content to a public website (ie a combolist or dumpfile) 2) If the content is very large then it might not be very efficient

Q: Why not use some specialized program to perform the task?
A: Unfortunately, a lot of the programs posted related to hacking/cracking are infected with malware.  Scripting these tasks is easy and you know exactly what *your code* it's doing.

Q: Why not use Notepad++ to edit a file?
A: That might work with smaller files and when you only need to do it once (or a few times), but it normally doesn't scale very well when working with large files or doing a task it repeatedly.

Q: Why Python?
A: Because it's easy and works with multiple operating systems.  Honestly, I normally use PowerShell to perform basic tasks in Windows, but have found Python to perform better when working with large files.


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