Create a Custom Wordlist Using CUPP

In Linux

Yash Gohel
1 min readOct 20, 2019
Create custom wordlist using CUPP in Linux by F33Z
Easy wordlist creation in Linux

CUPP is used to generate a custom word or password list.

Watch full tutorial in YouTube

STEP 1

  • Clone CUPP source code from GitHub
  • Type following command in your Terminal
git clone https://github.com/Mebus/cupp.git

STEP 2

  • Now change directory created by CUPP
  • Type following command in your Terminal
cd cupp

STEP 3

  • Now type the command with -i to generate a password list
  • -i is used for custom password profiling
./cupp.py -i

STEP 4

  • Now type all the victim Details
First Name: feez
Surname: walk
Nickname: fallingstar
Birthdate (DDMMYYYY): 03062000
# Add all relevant details
# More data = Higher chances

STEP 5

  • It will generate .txt file with a name you provided
  • In my case, it will generate yash.txt with at least 3000 password combinations
  • Don’t try in my account with InstaShell it won’t work :)

CONCLUSION

  • Sometimes it works if the victim uses a common password with their personal details
  • Try this with InstaShell to crack victim password

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Yash Gohel
Yash Gohel

Written by Yash Gohel

Content Creator - Founder at PlanckStudio

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