is there a giant deduplicated wordlist sorted in order of complexity?

Isn't this called a ranbow table?
I know they don't have to be ordered like that but I'm pretty sure they all are.

>>57286610
not a rainbow table. you can't use a rainbow table on a wpa2 4-way handshake

Define easiest. Alphanumeric only? Words only? Length based? Look at l0phtcrack and pick apart their algorithm for password cracking. Leetspeak is common.

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>>57286603
Consider the fact that given a password with dictionary defined words in it, using that dictionary in a random order will be several orders of magnitude faster than brute forcing the entire password and trivial for most modern boxes.

In short, don't bother.

>>57286603
Answering your questions requires too much typing.Google: password cracking tournaments. Theres a site that gives wordlist strategies and techniques.

OP here. I suppose what I'm looking for is a pre-compiled list of passwords sorted numeric first, then alpha, then alphanumeric. each of those criteria separated by length. my pentium 4 server simply won't do this operation without crashing (against the smaller crackstation list), i'm sure of it.

>>57289252
why are you cracking on a pentium 4

>>57289620
because that's my server.

>>57289681
what are you trying to crack on a pentium 4

>>57289696
i'm not brute forcing, just using a dictionary. i'm saying sorting a 15gb file in multiple segments would crash it for sure

>>57289696
wpa handshakes