Security professionals often use simple scripts to generate these lists for local testing. In a Linux environment, a tool like crunch can generate the entire list in seconds: crunch 6 6 0123456789 -o 6_digit_otp.txt Use code with caution.
If your logs show attempts in numeric order ( 123456 , then 123457 , then 123458 ) – that is a wordlist bot. Blackhole the IP address. 6 digit otp wordlist
A penetration tester using a 6-digit OTP wordlist does not use a 10MB file. They use a of just 1,000–5,000 entries. This list includes: Security professionals often use simple scripts to generate
Alternatively, a simple Python loop can create the same data: Blackhole the IP address
A full "6 digit OTP wordlist" that contains every single possible code would be a simple text file. To give you a sense of scale:
hashcat -a 3 ?d?d?d?d?d?d --stdout > hashcat_full_otp.txt
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