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Ponder

Ponder is a lightweight web application that allows for the generation of new wordlists using raw wordlists or found plaintexts. It is designed to be used as an aggregation tool for wordlists for IoT devices with low memory availability.

Version: 0.1.0

Installation

Clone the repository then enter the directory.

git clone github.com/jabbercracky/ponder . && cd ponder

The tool is designed to be used in Docker. To build the image, run the following command:

docker build -t ponder .

The tool expects a volume to be mounted at /data. This can be modified within the configuration file. This volume is the primary drive for the tool. To run the tool, use the following command:

docker run -v ${PWD}:/data -it --rm -p 80:8080 ponder

The tool will expose a web interface on port 80. To access the tool, navigate to the IP/DNS name in your browser.

Several API endpoints are available for use:

  • GET /api/ping
  • GET /api/event-log
  • GET /api/download/<number>
  • POST /api/upload
  • POST /api/import

Usage

The tool is designed to be used as a web application. The primary use case is uploading files to the tool and waiting for the tool to generate a new wordlist. The tool will automatically generate a new wordlist when new data is uploaded and is designed for memory-constrained environments, meaning that it will primarily use disk space for storage. This application was designed on an RPI5 with 8 GB of RAM.

The tool can handle:

  • $HEX[] formatted strings
  • Raw strings (not HASH:PLAIN)
  • Space separated strings
  • multipart/form-data uploads

The tool will perform pre-processing and post-processing on the upload to create a new wordlist. Multiple uploads are aggregated together, and the original format is saved to preserve future generation cycles. The final sort order is loosely frequency based.

WARNING: The tool does not currently exhaustively look for duplicates and relies on the operating user.

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