Kali Linux all default dictionary directory + crunch dictionary generation tool detailed usage introduction

Command parameters:
-b Divide the dictionary file into several dictionaries of the specified size according to the specified size unit to avoid one dictionary file being too large, such as:
./crunch 4 5 -b 20mib -o START Divide the dictionary file by 20mib for each file .
Note: The units are kb, mb, gb, kib, mib, gib. The first three units are calculated in 1000 units, and the last three are calculated in 1024 units.
Note that there is no space between the number and the unit, for example: 500mb is correct, 500 mb format is incorrect (with spaces in between), -b parameter must be used in conjunction with -o START
-c specifies the number of lines to be written into the dictionary file , Only takes effect when there is -o START parameter, a single dictionary exceeding the specified number of lines will be divided into two or more dictionary files. For example: -c 5000
-d limit the number of consecutive occurrences of the same character, -d 2 means limit the occurrence of a character up to 2 consecutive times, such as aabd, ccda. aaab means that the continuous limit of 2 characters is exceeded.
-e Stop generating the password when the character string is defined, for example: -e 999999 means to stop generating the password when the generated password reaches 99999
-f Call the password library file, for example: /usr/share/crunch/charset.lst
-i Change the output format, for example: the original input is aaa, aab, aac, aad and after using -i, it will become aaa, baa, caa, daa format
-m and -p used in conjunction
-o output the generated password Go to the specified file, such as: -o lybbnwordlist.txt
-p defines the password element
-q reads the password element
-r defines the restart from a certain place
-s The first password, starting from the password xxx defined by yourself
-t Define the password output format
1. @ represents inserting lowercase letters
2. represents inserting uppercase letters
3.% represents inserting numbers
4. ^ represents inserting symbols
-u The- u option disables the printpercentage thread. This should be the last option.
-z Compress the generated dictionary file. The valid parameters are gzip, bzip2, lzma, and 7z. Among them, gzip is the fastest, and bzip2 is slower than gzip. Single compression efficiency Better than gzip, 7z has the slowest compression speed but the highest compression efficiency.
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