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I'm trying to create a program that will go through a list (one word at each line) from the file pwdlst.txt and try to log-in with the passwords entered in the file. When the program tries with a password that matches the current one, the program will stop and print out "The password is: %s" % password. This is what I created so far:

Code: Select allimport urllib
import urllib2
import cookielib

[code]...

get the error and print when the log-in attempt is deniedgo through the list (pwdlst.txt) and try each password one at a timestop the program when the password matches

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