See found strings inline

[WebBreacher]

I'd like to see a flag/option that shows the found strings to be able to quickly highlight ones of interest. I picture a --highlight or --show flag to be passed to the main script. It'll turn output like:

Seasons
winter = 15 (0.83%)
summer = 9 (0.5%)
fall = 3 (0.17%)

to

Seasons
winter = 15 (0.83%) - winteriscoming123, winterwinter!
summer = 9 (0.5%) - ILovesummer, summertimeR0CK$
fall = 3 (0.17%) - fallinginluv, snowfallsnow, fallismyFAVoriteseason

This is important for things like the new "violent" and "explicit" checkers that look for possibly disgruntled people. It'd make it easy to see the difference from a password of 'badWeatherSucks' and 'myf-ingjobsucks' at a quick glance without having to search the password list. Kind of a method of easily false positive viewing.

[digininja]

I can do that in the list checkers fairly easily I think, I'll have a go.
On 23 Dec 2015 16:12, "WebBreacher" notifications@github.com wrote:

I'd like to see a flag/option that shows the found strings to be able to
quickly highlight ones of interest I picture a --highlight or --show flag
to be passed to the main script It'll turn output like:

Seasons
winter = 15 (083%)
summer = 9 (05%)
fall = 3 (017%)

to

Seasons
winter = 15 (083%) - winteriscoming123, winterwinter!
summer = 9 (05%) - ILovesummer, summertimeR0CK$
fall = 3 (017%) - fallinginluv, snowfallsnow, fallismyFAVoriteseason

This is important for things like the new "violent" and "explicit"
checkers that look for possibly disgruntled people It'd make it easy to see
the difference from a password of 'badWeatherSucks' and 'myf-ingjobsucks'
at a quick glance without having to search the password list Kind of a
method of easily false positive viewing

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[digininja]

Check the listhighlighter branch and the colour_checker. Needs a little
more work to get the context words sorted by frequency but the idea is
hopefully there.

Robin

On 23 December 2015 at 16:30, Robin Wood robin@digininja.org wrote:

I can do that in the list checkers fairly easily I think, I'll have a go.
On 23 Dec 2015 16:12, "WebBreacher" notifications@github.com wrote:

I'd like to see a flag/option that shows the found strings to be able to
quickly highlight ones of interest I picture a --highlight or --show flag
to be passed to the main script It'll turn output like:

Seasons
winter = 15 (083%)
summer = 9 (05%)
fall = 3 (017%)

to

Seasons
winter = 15 (083%) - winteriscoming123, winterwinter!
summer = 9 (05%) - ILovesummer, summertimeR0CK$
fall = 3 (017%) - fallinginluv, snowfallsnow, fallismyFAVoriteseason

This is important for things like the new "violent" and "explicit"
checkers that look for possibly disgruntled people It'd make it easy to see
the difference from a password of 'badWeatherSucks' and 'myf-ingjobsucks'
at a quick glance without having to search the password list Kind of a
method of easily false positive viewing

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#27.