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>**Due to GitHub's size file limitations I had to split all the files bigger than 50M in different files with the following taxonomy _technology_[1-99]_long.txt**
>**If you want to recreate the original file just run, for example the apache long dict `cat dict/apache* > dict/apache_long.txt`**
The wordlists mentioned at the bottom of this pages are merged by technology/type and differenced by _sort and _long suffixes. So you can search by any technology or software and fuzz the target site with a small list or the long one. Also, this projects provides three of all-in-one wordlists:
The wordlists mentioned at the bottom of this pages are merged by technology/type and differenced by _short and _long suffixes. So you can search by any technology or software and fuzz the target site with a small list or the long one. Also, this projects provides three of all-in-one wordlists:
- onelistforall.txt (everything merged, both _sort.txt and _long.txt files, cleaned and deduplicated, zipped 7z multi)
- onelistforallshort.txt (merged only _sort.txt files, cleaned and deduplicated)
- onelistforall.txt (everything merged, both _short.txt and _long.txt files, cleaned and deduplicated, zipped 7z multi)
- onelistforallshort.txt (merged only _short.txt files, cleaned and deduplicated)
- onelistforallmicro.txt (my favorite, manually crafted and constantly updated, with interesting files and low-hanging fruits findings)