Password Management Script

This Python script provides functionality for managing passwords, including hashing, brute-force attacks, and mutation generation. Below is an overview of its functionalities and usage instructions:

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Functionalities:

1. Read Wordlist from URL:

   • Reads a wordlist from a given URL and returns it as a list of strings.

2. Hash Password:

   • Generates a hashed version of a password using SHA256 encryption with a specified salt.

3. Remove User:

   • Removes a user's information from a specified file.

4. Insert User:

   • Inserts a new user's information (username, hashed password) into a specified file.

5. Guess Password:

   • Checks if a guessed password matches a stored hash for a given user.

6. Brute Force Mutated Passwords:

   • Attempts to crack passwords by brute-force using mutated password lists.

7. Brute Force Mutated Usernames:

   • Tries to crack passwords using mutated usernames.

8. Categorize Passwords:

   • Divides passwords into two categories: with and without digits.

9. Generate Password Mutations:

   • Generates mutations of passwords in batches of 100, saving each batch to a separate file.

10. Generate Username Mutations:

    • Generates mutations of usernames and saves them to a file.

11. Get Mutated Passwords:

    • Retrieves a list of mutated password files.

12. Get Original Passwords:

    • Retrieves the original list of passwords from a URL.

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Usage:

1. Running the Script:

   • Execute the script in a Python environment.

2. Commands:

   • Enter one of the following commands:
     • mp or mutate passwords: Generate mutations of the 10 million most-used passwords.
     • mu or mutate users: Generate mutations of the usernames from the database.
     • bf or brute force: Use brute force to crack passwords.

3. Brute Force Options:

   • When prompted, choose one of the following options:
     • original/o: Use original unmutated password data.
     • mutated/m: Use mutated passwords from the original dataset.
     • mutated users/mu: Use mutated passwords from usernames.

4. Follow Prompts:

   • Follow the prompts to execute the selected command.

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Additional Notes and TODOS:

• Ensure proper error handling and input validation to handle unexpected scenarios.
• Review and modify file paths and external tool dependencies as needed.