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If you get caught in the spam filter drop a (non-moderator) message. I don't have a whole lot of processing power, but I could stand to make this wordlist more comprehensive. Is there some way to append every lower case word with the first letter capitalized, e.g. 'Bird' is skipped but for 'bird', 'Bird' is appended? Also a way to append a specified range of numbers to and only to strings that don't already end with numbers, e.g. 'bird1' is skipped but for 'bird', 'bird1', 'bird2', and 'bird3' are appended if the range of numbers is 1-3.

So the end result would be e.g. For 'bird', 'Bird1', 'Bird 2', and 'Bird3' are appended if the range of numbers is 1-3.

For 'Bird', 'Bird1', 'Bird2', and 'Bird3' are appended. For 'bird67', 'Bird67' is appended. Something like 'Bird67' is just skipped entirely. I hope this is clear. If first letter capitalized, no need to repeat that. If there's already some number at the end of the string, no need to append additional numbers. Else, append the word capitalized and ending with a specified range of numbers.

I think this would make any wordlist much more effective. Edit: I need a way to edit the actual wordlist. I can't run hashcat to apply rules on the fly.