To resolve the "This config does not support the provided wordlist type" error, follow these steps:
What is the of your wordlist entries (e.g., user:pass , email:pass , or a custom data string)?
Save the file, restart OpenBullet or refresh your config list, and run the job. Best Practices for Wordlist Management
Look at the Inputs or the Parsers in the config to see what data it expects (e.g., user:pass , mail:pass ). To resolve the "This config does not support
By following this guide, you can now quickly identify the allowed types for any config and adjust either your config or your wordlist to resolve the error. This will allow you to run your OpenBullet jobs smoothly and efficiently.
Engage with the OpenBullet community to stay informed about best practices and updates.
Probable causes
OpenBullet is a powerful tool, but it's crucial to understand that such tools are often used for —a technique where attackers use stolen login credentials to gain unauthorized access to user accounts.
folder. You will need to define its name, regex pattern, and how it slices the data. Disable Verification : In some versions, you can set Environment.ini
This OpenBullet error means the config (the attack script or module) expects a specific wordlist format/type (e.g., plain usernames, username:password pairs, or JSON) but the wordlist you loaded uses a different format. OpenBullet validates the wordlist type against what the config declares and refuses to run when they don’t match. By following this guide, you can now quickly
Always copy your configuration file before changing the source code. A misplaced bracket or comma in the JSON structure can corrupt the file.
definitions match the syntax and separators your wordlist uses.
Validates that the input line matches the expected pattern (e.g., checking for an @ in an email). Probable causes OpenBullet is a powerful tool, but
You load a Config designed to test email addresses and passwords. It expects the format Email:Password .
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What is the of your wordlist entries (e.g., user:pass , email:pass , or a custom data string)?
Save the file, restart OpenBullet or refresh your config list, and run the job. Best Practices for Wordlist Management
Look at the Inputs or the Parsers in the config to see what data it expects (e.g., user:pass , mail:pass ).
By following this guide, you can now quickly identify the allowed types for any config and adjust either your config or your wordlist to resolve the error. This will allow you to run your OpenBullet jobs smoothly and efficiently.
Engage with the OpenBullet community to stay informed about best practices and updates.
Probable causes
OpenBullet is a powerful tool, but it's crucial to understand that such tools are often used for —a technique where attackers use stolen login credentials to gain unauthorized access to user accounts.
folder. You will need to define its name, regex pattern, and how it slices the data. Disable Verification : In some versions, you can set Environment.ini
This OpenBullet error means the config (the attack script or module) expects a specific wordlist format/type (e.g., plain usernames, username:password pairs, or JSON) but the wordlist you loaded uses a different format. OpenBullet validates the wordlist type against what the config declares and refuses to run when they don’t match.
Always copy your configuration file before changing the source code. A misplaced bracket or comma in the JSON structure can corrupt the file.
definitions match the syntax and separators your wordlist uses.
Validates that the input line matches the expected pattern (e.g., checking for an @ in an email).
You load a Config designed to test email addresses and passwords. It expects the format Email:Password .
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