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Common User Password Profiler

May 26, 2015

 

Fortunately, Common User Password Profiler (CUPP) allows the tester to generate a wordlist that is specific to a particular user. CUPP was present on Backtrack 5r3;

however, it will have to be downloaded for use on Kali. To obtain CUPP, enter the following command:

#git clone https://github.com/Mebus/cupp.git

This will download CUPP to the local directory. CUPP is a Python script, and can be simply invoked from the CUPP directory by entering the following command:

[email protected]:~# python cupp.py -i

This will launch CUPP in the interactive mode, which prompts the user for specific elements of information to use in creating wordlist.

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Gus Khawaja is a security consultant, as well as an author in Cybersecurity. Gus Holds a BS degree in Computer Science and worked in IT security and Web application development. Gus has successfully delivered and developed IT solutions for companies in Canada. He is passionate about Technology and loves what he’s doing. After many years of experience in computer science, he has turned his attention to cyber security and the importance that security brings to this minefield. His passion for ethical hacking mixed with his background in programming and IT makes him a wise swiss knife professional in the computer science field.

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