the CyberLizard wrote:

Rowel Atienza (27 Nov 2002 10:19:38 +1100)


>One way of probably improving it is to make an
>AI-based dictionary generating algo (eg it cant
>decrypt Tagalog passwd) ...

Sounds hefty to me... the AI alone I think would eat
up 80% of the CPU's cycles. And at the same time,
(human) language is very flexible-- I seriously doubt
an AI can be written to cope with it. (Heck, natural
language interpreters are pretty difficult to write,
what more the creation of words?)
I used crack before [1]. I seem to recall it being able to apply regexps or simple transformations on wordlists[2]. E.g. wordlist entry 'sillyme' could potentially generate 'SiLLyMe' or even d00d-speak '5i11yM3'. Wordlists in many different languages can be found online as well.

http://www.users.dircon.co.uk/~crypto/ seems to be the crack webpage.

Brian
[1] I meant the software. Really.
[2] Or if it didn't, it should have. It would be a nice feature.

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