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In article <1992Aug4.131527.2786@hemlock.cray.com> ams@cray.com (Andrew Schmid) writes:

   I'm looking for a standard Spanish dictionary, which I wish to use with
   Crack.  I have a fairly large dictionary base already set up, but I
   would like to add a Spanish dictionary to the list.

I wouldn't normally post a "me too", but I'd like to announce that
black.ox.ac.uk (129.67.1.165) has a fairly extensive collection of
wordlists available for anon-ftp.  Look in sub-directories of the
"wordlists" directory; you'll find Chinese, Dutch, German, Italian,
Japanese, Norwegian, Swedish and Yiddish as well as English
dictionaries, and collections of proper names, technical terms etc.
There is something over a million different "words", but many are
contained in more than one file, so there is in excess of 1.3M words
in the archive.

I would be grateful if anyone could provide me with languages not
included above, especially French, Spanish, Portuguese and Welsh.


Also on black.ox.ac.uk there are some security-related docs and
packages such as npasswd, COPS and log_tcp.  Have a rummage outside
*our* working hours -- roughly between 1800 and 0800 GMT (add an hour
in summer).

Paul

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