typo.
does your grep have an -f option? printf linkedintrouble |sha1sum |sed 's/ .*//' |grep -f - combo_not.txt
cut takes a file as an argument. there's no need to start the line with < cut -c4-70 combo_not.txt|...
echo abc > file 1. cat file 2. cat < file 3. echo abc|cat 4. echo abc|cat - file cat can take input from the left, the right, or both same goes for cut
how about skey and one time passwords
printf linkedintrouble |openssl sha1|grep -f - combo_not.txt
symmetric?
head -5 /usr/share/dict/words same result as with xargs grep petard /usr/share/dict/words same result as with xargs not sure what you are trying to demonstrate here useless use of xargs?
another useless use of cat cut -c7-40 combo_not.txt|sort|dups|wc -l what the heck is dups? cut -c7-40 combo_not.txt|sort|uniq -d|wc -l
export HISTSIZE=0
obligatory comments - not portable - useless use of backticks printf password|openssl sha1|cut -c6-40|grep -f - hacked.txt
typo.
does your grep have an -f option? printf linkedintrouble |sha1sum |sed 's/ .*//' |grep -f - combo_not.txt
cut takes a file as an argument. there's no need to start the line with < cut -c4-70 combo_not.txt|...
echo abc > file 1. cat file 2. cat < file 3. echo abc|cat 4. echo abc|cat - file cat can take input from the left, the right, or both same goes for cut
how about skey and one time passwords
printf linkedintrouble |openssl sha1|grep -f - combo_not.txt
symmetric?
head -5 /usr/share/dict/words same result as with xargs grep petard /usr/share/dict/words same result as with xargs not sure what you are trying to demonstrate here useless use of xargs?
another useless use of cat cut -c7-40 combo_not.txt|sort|dups|wc -l what the heck is dups? cut -c7-40 combo_not.txt|sort|uniq -d|wc -l
export HISTSIZE=0
obligatory comments - not portable - useless use of backticks printf password|openssl sha1|cut -c6-40|grep -f - hacked.txt