RSMangler in Termux – Wordlist Generator Tool

RSMangler is a simple wordlist generation tool that creates custom password wordlists from names, keywords, and other words. It can automatically generate different variations by adding numbers, changing letter cases, creating acronyms, and applying common password patterns. You can install and use RSMangler in Termux to generate custom wordlists with some simple commands.

Here’s what you can do with RSMangler in Termux:

• Generate custom password wordlists.
• Create password variations automatically.
• Add numbers and years to words.
• Generate leetspeak passwords.
• Create acronyms from keywords.
• Learn password auditing techniques.

Install RSMangler in Termux

Below are the simple commands to install RSMangler in Termux. Copy and run each command one by one.

Update Termux packages.

pkg update && pkg upgrade -y

pkg update && pkg upgrade -y

Install Git and Ruby.

pkg install git ruby -y

pkg install git ruby -y

Clone the RSMangler repository.

git clone https://github.com/digininja/RSMangler.git

git clone https://github.com/digininja/RSMangler.git

Move into the RSMangler directory.

cd RSMangler

cd RSMangler

Display the help menu.

ruby rsmangler.rb --help

ruby rsmangler.rb --help

RSMangler is now installed and ready to use.

Usage Commands

RSMangler provides multiple options for generating password wordlists with different patterns and variations. Below are some useful commands that you can use to create and manage custom wordlists in Termux.

Create a file containing keywords for the wordlist.

nano wordlist.txt

nano wordlist.txt

Example content:

admin
password
company
john

admin
password
company
john

Press (CTRL + C + Enter) to save the file.

Generate passwords from the input file.

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt

Use a wordlist through standard input.

cat wordlist.txt | ruby rsmangler.rb

cat wordlist.txt | ruby rsmangler.rb

Save generated passwords into a file.

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --output mangled.txt

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --output mangled.txt

Set a maximum word length.

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --max 12

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --max 12

Set a minimum word length.

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --min 6

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --min 6

Generate all word permutations.

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --perms

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --perms

Double each word.

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --double

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --double

Reverse words.

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --reverse

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --reverse

Generate leetspeak variations.

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --leet

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --leet

Generate all possible leetspeak variations.

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --full-leet

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --full-leet

Capitalize words.

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --capital

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --capital

Convert words to uppercase.

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --upper

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --upper

Convert words to lowercase.

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --lower

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --lower

Swap letter cases.

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --swap

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --swap

Add “ed” to words.

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --ed

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --ed

Add “ing” to words.

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --ing

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --ing

Add common punctuation to words.

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --punctuation

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --punctuation

Add years to the beginning and end of words.

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --years

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --years

Create acronyms from the supplied words.

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --acronym

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --acronym

Add common words such as admin, sys, pw, and pwd.

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --common

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --common

Add numbers 01 to 09 to the end of words.

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --pna

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --pna

Add numbers 01 to 09 to the beginning of words.

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --pnb

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --pnb

Add numbers 1 to 123 to the end of words.

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --na

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --na

Add numbers 1 to 123 to the beginning of words.

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --nb

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --nb

Allow duplicate entries in the output.

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --allow-duplicates

ruby rsmangler.rb --file wordlist.txt --allow-duplicates

Display the help menu.

ruby rsmangler.rb --help

ruby rsmangler.rb --help

Choose the command you want and RSMangler will automatically generate different password combinations based on the supplied keywords and options.

End Note

RSMangler provides a simple way to generate password wordlists with different combinations, numbers, and character variations. By using its available options, you can create custom wordlists for learning and authorized security testing in Termux