Random letter generator

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Michael

I'm looking for software that can generate all the possibilities for every
letter combination for a certain number of "entries". For example, I'd like
to know all he 4 letter ways each letter of the alphabet can be used.
Anyone have any suggestions?
 
I'm looking for software that can generate all the possibilities for every
letter combination for a certain number of "entries". For example, I'd like
to know all he 4 letter ways each letter of the alphabet can be used.
Anyone have any suggestions?

You mean list all 358,800 possible combinations?

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Hi Nic,

I actually figured it up too. But I came up with 456,976 combinations.
26x26x26x26

I agree with you. I can't imagine anyone could reasonalby do anything
with that amount of data.

Clif
http://clifnotes.net
 
Clif Notes said:
Hi Nic,

I actually figured it up too. But I came up with 456,976 combinations.
26x26x26x26

I agree with you. I can't imagine anyone could reasonalby do anything
with that amount of data.

Clif
http://clifnotes.net

Nicolaas said:
You mean list all 358,800 possible combinations?
If you only use each character once, Nic is correct, that is 358,000.
To the OP, if you just want the list I'll send you one. It's 36 kb
compressed.
 
Clif Notes said:
Hi Nic,

I actually figured it up too. But I came up with 456,976 combinations.
26x26x26x26

I agree with you. I can't imagine anyone could reasonalby do anything
with that amount of data.

Clif
http://clifnotes.net


If you only use each character once, Nic is correct, that is 358,000.
To the OP, if you just want the list I'll send you one. It's 36 kb
compressed.

JOOI, I used the nPr function on my clackulator.

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Regards,
Nicolaas.

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E-Mail for details: raptor740.gmail@com (swap "." and "@")


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about it.
 
Michael said:
I'm looking for software that can generate all the possibilities for every
letter combination for a certain number of "entries". For example, I'd like
to know all he 4 letter ways each letter of the alphabet can be used.
Anyone have any suggestions?

Look at the old command line based password auditing tool, Jackass (Jack
Assistant)

http://packetstormsecurity.nl/Crackers/wordlists/utilities/jackass11.zip

It's got a few quirks, but it'll spit out what you want.

Run it like this :

jackass.exe aaaa zzzz a z null

to generate a wordlist starting at aaaa, ending at zzzz and using only
the characters a to z. The 'null' on the end is because it moans if you
don't give it a filename for a password file it is supposed to be
running against. When it asks for words per wordlist, the answer seems
to be irrelevant - I just put 0.

End result is a wordlist.txt file containing the combination in your
example.

HTH.

B
 
Michael - 12.03.2006 22:31 :

I'm looking for software that can generate all the possibilities for every
letter combination for a certain number of "entries". For example, I'd like
to know all he 4 letter ways each letter of the alphabet can be used.
Anyone have any suggestions?

Calc98 does it and much much more. One of the best. And freeware:

http://www.calculator.org/download.html
 
Hi Nic,

I actually figured it up too. But I came up with 456,976 combinations.
26x26x26x26

I agree with you. I can't imagine anyone could reasonalby do anything
with that amount of data.
Wasn't it Bill Gates who once couldn't imagine why anyone would need
more than 640K ?
 
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| I agree with you. I can't imagine anyone could reasonalby do anything
| with that amount of data.

It could be used for a password brute force attack, but that would be
illegal.

blue
 
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