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Re: Dictionary mutations code?


From: Robin Wood <robin () digininja org>
Date: Sat, 13 Nov 2010 14:02:08 +0000

On 11 November 2010 03:25, John R. Smith <mmu6culus () gmail com> wrote:
I am searching for scripts/programs that can take a word and generate a
specific type of mutations from it.

E.g. taking the input word "GreenBay" one type of mutated output would be a
list of all words where some of the applicable letters are replaced by the
"elite" speech:

6reenBay
...
Gr3enBay
Gr33nBay
...
GreenB@y
...
6r33nB@y
etc.

Are there such scripts/programs already available in public domain?
Unix command-line would be ideal, but even windows DOS/Powershell/VBS/...
are OK, too.

Clearly, with enough time, one can write something along these lines in
Perl/shell/etc. I am trying to stay moderately lazy and hopefully just reuse
a piece of code or pipe into a standalone binary that already does this (and
other) mutation(s).


I've got a tool that does that:

http://www.digininja.org/projects/rsmangler.php

It does the leet speak changes and also does a whole lot more.

Robin


Thank you in advance for any advise,
-John

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