Worlit — Personal Info Password Profiler

A security research tool that generates realistic password wordlists from personal information.
Audit password policies, test authentication systems, and demonstrate why personal-info passwords are weak.

🌐 Live • Python CLI

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What Is This?

Worlit is a CUPP-style (Common User Passwords Profiler) tool heavily optimized for security researchers, bug bounty hunters, and penetration testers. It takes a target's personal information — name, date of birth, mobile number, partner's name, area, child's name, etc. — and generates extremely precise, realistic password wordlists.

Most people create passwords from information they can remember: their name, birthday, pet's name, or a combination of these with simple patterns like John1995! or iloveJane. Worlit exploits this predictable behavior by leveraging a Tier-Based generation engine that prioritizes high-probability, real-world patterns before falling back to generic combinations.

Key Features

• 🎯 Priority Mode Engine — Highly-tuned, data-driven templates (e.g., Name+Year, Name+@+Year, Name+123) are generated first. Guaranteed to produce the most realistic passwords at the top of the list.
• 🔐 Expansive Fields — Input for 12+ variables including Child's Name, Area/PIN Code, Favorite Team/Band, and Lucky Numbers.
• 🌐 Hacker-Themed Web App — Minimal, zero-radius cyber-cyan interface. Runs 100% client-side (no data leaves your browser), deployable to GitHub Pages.
• 🐍 Python CLI — Command-line tool with interactive mode for terminal-based workflows (e.g., piping to Hashcat/John).
• 📥 Export — Download generated wordlists as .txt files or copy to clipboard.
• ⚡ Fast & Cap-Aware — Aggressively deduplicated using Sets, generating exactly the count you need without combinatorial exhaustion.

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Web App

The web app runs entirely in your browser — no data is ever sent to any server.

Usage

1. Enter the target's personal information (name, DOB, mobile, etc.)
2. Set the number of passwords and length range
3. Click Generate Wordlist
4. Copy the results or download as .txt

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Python CLI

Requirements

• Python 3.6+ (no external dependencies)

Interactive Mode

python password_generator.py

You'll be guided through entering target information step by step.

Command-Line Mode

# Basic usage
python password_generator.py --first John --last Doe --dob 15/06/1995 --count 500

# Full options
python password_generator.py \
  --first John \
  --last Doe \
  --nick johnny \
  --dob 15/06/1995 \
  --mobile 9876543210 \
  --partner Jane \
  --pet Buddy \
  --child Timmy \
  --company Google \
  --team Chelsea \
  --area Andheri \
  --pin 400001 \
  --username johndoe \
  --lucky 7,11 \
  --keywords "football,batman" \
  --count 200 \
  --min 8 \
  --max 16 \
  -o custom_wordlist.txt

CLI Options

Flag	Description	Default
-I, --interactive	Run in interactive mode	—
--first	First name	—
--last	Last name	—
--nick	Nickname	—
--dob	Date of birth (DD/MM/YYYY)	—
--year	Birth year	—
--mobile	Mobile number	—
--partner	Partner's name	—
--pet	Pet's name	—
--child	Child's name	—
--company	Company or school	—
--team	Favorite Team or Band	—
--area	Street or Area Name	—
--pin	PIN or ZIP code	—
--username	Username or handle	—
--lucky	Lucky numbers (comma-separated)	—
--keywords	Comma-separated custom keywords	—
--count	Number of passwords	200
--min	Minimum password length	6
--max	Maximum password length	20
-o, --output	Output filename	wordlist.txt

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Generation Tiers & Strategies

Tier/Strategy	Description	Example
Tier 1	Explicit Priority Templates	John1995, John99, John@1995, John_123
Tier 2	Generic Combinator (Sorted)	John-1995, 1995@John, John2024
Tier 3	Bulk Generation	john, JOHN, p@$$w0rd, Doe!@#
Strat 1	Case Mutations	john → JOHN, John, johN, JohN, jOhN
Strat 2	Leet Speak	password → p@$$w0rd, p4ssw0rd, pa$$word
Strat 3	Date Fragmentation	15/06/1995 → 1506, 0615, 95, 150695, 1995
Strat 4	Mobile Chunks	9876543210 → 3210, 9876, 5432, 0123456789
Strat 5	Two-Name Combos	JohnJane, JohnBuddy123
Strat 6	Prefix Patterns	iloveJane, myBuddy, kingJohn, mrDoe
Strat 7	Keyboard Walks	johnqwerty, asdfJohn, John1qaz
Strat 8	Reversals & Suffixes	nhoJ, John123!, Doe!@#, john_doe

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⚠️ Disclaimer

This tool is intended for authorized security testing, research, and educational purposes only. Unauthorized access to computer systems is illegal.