pipal
pipal performs statistical analysis on password dumps to generate stats and information for analyzing passwords. It provides insights into top passwords, base words, lengths, and other patterns.
Description
pipal is a tool designed for statistical analysis on password dumps. All it does is give you the stats and information to help analyze the passwords, with the real work being interpretation of the results by the user.
It processes password files to output metrics like total entries, unique entries, top passwords, top base words, and password length distributions. This is useful for understanding password strength and common patterns in leaked or captured password lists.
Use cases include reviewing wordlists for penetration testing, analyzing breach data for security audits, or identifying weak password trends in organizational assessments.
How It Works
pipal reads a password file and performs statistical analysis, counting occurrences of passwords, extracting base words, and categorizing by length. It supports checkers for various analyses and can output results to files or console. Processing shows progress with a percentage bar and allows early termination with CTRL-C to dump stats on processed words.
Installation
sudo apt install pipalFlags
Examples
pipal -t 5 /usr/share/wordlists/nmap.lstpipal -hpipal -t 10 /path/to/passwords.txtpipal -o output.txt /path/to/passwords.txtpipal --list-checkerspipal -v /path/to/passwords.txtpipal --gkey APIKEY /path/to/passwords.txt