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LpCleaner

LpCleaner is a specialized module that helps you clean up and standardize your login:password files. By applying various filters and validation rules, it ensures your data meets specific quality standards and is ready for further processing.

This module is essential for preparing login:password databases before using them in other applications or processing them with other modules.

Options

File or folder containing the login:password files you want to clean.

Usage Guide

Follow these steps to effectively use the LpCleaner module:

Select Source Files

Choose the file or folder containing the login:password data you want to clean.

Configure Length Constraints

Set appropriate minimum and maximum length values for both login and password fields:

  • For general logins: Min: 3-5, Max: 30-50
  • For passwords: Min: 4-8, Max: 50-100

Set Format Requirements

Enable Mail:Pass if you specifically want to work with email:password format, filtering out non-email logins.

Configure Deduplication

Enable Dedup to remove duplicate entries from the output file.

Execute Cleaning

Run the module to process your files according to the specified rules.

Verify Results

Check the output directory for the cleaned files and verify they meet your requirements.

Examples

user:pass
a:123
verylongusernamethatexceedsmaximumlength:password123
[email protected]:pass123
[email protected]:pass123
john:weakpw

Use Cases

When preparing email:password files for specialized tools:

  • Enable Mail:Pass to ensure only valid email formats
  • Set Login Min to 5 (shortest valid emails)
  • Set Login Max to 50 (reasonable email length)
  • Set Pass Min to 6 (common minimum password requirement)
  • Enable Dedup for a clean dataset

Optimization Tip

When working with very large files, start with more permissive settings and gradually tighten them in subsequent passes to avoid processing bottlenecks.

  • UlpCleaner - For cleaning url:login:password format files
  • Filter - For more custom filtering using regular expressions

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