This Python script generates a massive custom wordlist for brute-force attacks, password auditing, and red teaming. It mixes common passwords, tech terms, pet names, cultural keywords, and custom names with randomized digits, uppercase letters, and symbols to create millions of password-like entries.

⚠️ Strictly for educational and authorized security testing.

Generates up to 10 million unique wordlist entries

Supports custom base words (e.g., names, terms, patterns)

Adds random prefixes/suffixes with digits, uppercase letters, and @

Limits length to 8–12 characters (typical password policy range)

Outputs to a .txt file ready for tools like Hydra, Burp, John, etc.

Base words: Mix of common passwords, patterns, names, and keywords

Character pool: Uppercase A–Z, 0–9, and @

Output file: brute-force_wordlist_generated_by_hamid.txt

Total entries: 10,000,000

Install Python 3.x

Save the script as wordlist_generator.py

Run it:

⚠️ Disclaimer This tool is for educational and authorized penetration testing only. Do not use it on systems or accounts you do not have permission to access. Unauthorized use is illegal and unethical.