Cupp stands for Common User Password Profiler. It takes the information you give it about a specific person and places it into a custom password list.

password cracking is a technique that hackers use to break into your online accounts and steal your data. Password cracking is the process of guessing or recovering passwords from stored or transmitted data. Hackers can use various methods to crack passwords, such as brute force, dictionary attacks, rainbow tables, or social engineering.

Password cracking is a serious threat to your online security and privacy. According to some password statistics, more than 80% of confirmed breaches are related to stolen, weak, or reused passwords. In 2022, over 24 billion passwords were exposed by hackers. And 96% of the most common passwords can be cracked by hacking tools in less than one second!

Now lets start using Cupp.

You can git clone it from here https://github.com/Mebus/cupp.git

CD into cupp directory

Run Python3 cupp.py

Can use the -h tag for list of commands or just run the cupp program with no tags.

To start the profiler run:

python3 cupp -i

You will then be asked to fill out the profile. Fill it out based on your target.

The finished txt file will be located in your cupp folder.

At the top it starts with the numbers.

Then gets into other parts of the profile.

I have always liked this tool most people pick a password that is connected to them and easy to remember. For example football teams or sports players, if someone figured this out the could add the whole squad maby a number or two on the end.

So how can you protect yourself from password cracking? Here are some tips to create strong and secure passwords:

• Use a combination of uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols. A 12-character password is 62 trillion times more difficult to crack than a 6-character password.
• Avoid using personal information, such as your name, birthday, pet’s name, or favourite movie. These can be easily guessed by hackers or found on social media.
• Use different passwords for different accounts. If one of your passwords is compromised, the hacker won’t be able to access your other accounts.
• Change your passwords regularly. Don’t keep the same password for more than a year.
• Use a password manager to store and generate your passwords. This way, you don’t have to remember them or write them down. Internet users who don’t use password managers are three times more likely to be affected by identity theft.

Password cracking is not something you should take lightly. By following these tips, you can make your passwords stronger and harder to crack.