Hey Folks, in this tutorial we are going to discuss on another wordlist generator called “BEWGor“. BEWGor is designed help with ensuring password security. BEWGor takes the simplest features of CUPP and does a very deep dive. It prompts the user for a lot more specific information, but not have all of CUPP’s capabilities. Let’s us show you some modern feature of this tool.
Lets take a look 🙂 !!
The installation of this tool is quite simple, just we need to execute the following command sequentially and it will be configured automatically without any errors. But make sure python tools is already installed on your system.
git clone https://github.com/berzerk0/BEWGor.git
cd BEWGor
python BEWGor.py
Now it’s time to boot this tool using the last command mentioned above. After starting this tool just hit enter button to go ahead.
Now again we have to hit enter to jump to the main feature of this tool.
Sometimes people keep the passwords of their accounts related to their relatives, favorite pets, actors, that’s why it will ask you all the necessary FAQs and you have to enter the information that you know about him.
After meeting the requirements it will create a directory which we can use to perform bruteforce attack.
Great 🙂 !! Suppose if the victim has kept their account passwords related to a specific location, the following wording can crack the password of the victim account because it includes all of the victim’s preferred locations. Likewise, the social engineering is the most important part for the bruteforcing attack.
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