Wordlist: Silverbullet
Using a massive wordlist against a live login page is suicide. You will lock out every account and trigger the incident response team within minutes. The Silverbullet approach is quiet, surgical, and fast. It relies on the psychology of password creation rather than brute computational force.
Many enterprises use single-sign-on (SSO) but still have legacy local accounts.
A wordlist is a plain-text file containing lines of data to be processed by the tool. Each line represents a single "hit" or attempt for the automation bot. Silverbullet Wordlist
If you are testing acme.com , you need Acme , ACME , acme , Acme2025 , etc.
If you don't want to build your own, reputable security repositories host "curated small wordlists" that follow the Silverbullet philosophy. Using a massive wordlist against a live login
Rename to something stealthy.
In many CTF challenges, you may find:
hashcat -m 0 hash.txt silverbullet.txt