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By default, Nuclei uses Pitchfork mode in which it takes the first line from `email.txt` as the username input and the first line from `pass.txt` as the password parameter input. Ensure that both `email.txt` and `pass.txt` have an equal number of entries, with email/password combinations aligned on the same line in both files. By default, Nuclei uses Pitchfork mode in which it takes the first line from `email.txt` as the username input and the first line from `pass.txt` as the password parameter input. Ensure that both `email.txt` and `pass.txt` have an equal number of entries, with email/password combinations aligned on the same line in both files.
Starting with Nuclei 2.8, you can override the default behavior using the `-at` or `--attack-type` CLI option. Specifying the attack-type option as `clusterbomb` enables convenient verification of weak credentials for a list of given email addresses across various services. Starting with Nuclei 2.8, you can override the default behavior using the `-at` or `-attack-type` CLI option. Specifying the attack-type option as `clusterbomb` enables convenient verification of weak credentials for a list of given email addresses across various services.
For example, assuming `email.txt` contains: For example, assuming `email.txt` contains: