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Relies on passwords.txt which the user has to fill/supply themselves, though it's prefilled with some of the most common passwords that have been found in various data dumps. No cracking is performed. The script will try them out one by one until one matches or it runs out of passwords to try. If the password is over a certain length, the script will output a subtle reminder with the character length and first and last character of the matched password. CAVEAT: the original document version will have no encryption afterwards, if that is important to you. Refer-to: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_the_most_common_passwords and other language variants Refer-to: https://github.com/tarraschk/richelieu Refer-to: https://nordpass.com/de/most-common-passwords-list/
less error prone
also makes some command substitutions obsolete, reducing surface for errors
instead of a single monolithic password.txt, now all *.pwd.txt files within the script will be concatenated together and tried out. This makes it easier to add new lists. The file 'personal.pwd.txt' is reserved for the user's true passwords and guarded via .gitignore.
e.g. constant use of curly braces and quoting for variables, capitalization of names of code variables, constants, environment variables, etc. also linting via SpellCheck Refer-to: https://google.github.io/styleguide/shellguide.html Refer-to: https://www.shellcheck.net/
skips as much of the script logic as possible for these cases
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| * **personal.pwd.txt** is slated for your personal passwords, it's also added to the local _.gitignore_ file | ||
| * **insecure.pwd.txt** contains some of the most prolific passwords I could find | ||
| * you can create other files in the same manner to try passwords from dumps, "most common password in XXX" lists etc. |
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Currently, it renders like this, enumerating the details on the password files:
But isn't it meant to render like this, with the details further indented? If so, please add a space before each unnumbered list item.
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Now that's funny because that's how it is written and rendered on GitHub and VisualStudio Code. Where is your output from?
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I've checked out your code and ran mkdocs serve
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pre-consumption bash script for paperless-ngx to strip encryption with a known password from pdfs you're consuming. No cracking involved.