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@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ gcrack is a set of scripts that helps you crack passwords with google's search.
 
 	gcrack.py - crack a set of arbitrary hashes with the help of google's search of those hashes.
 	
-	gwordlist.py - generate a wordlist based on the the input keywords file
+	gwordlist.py - generate a wordlist based on the input keywords file
 	(generates raw or lowercased wordlist that is great for mutation)
 	(this tool was previously named mkwordlist)
 
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ gcrack.py cracks and identifies arbitrary hashes (md5, sha1, sha224, sha256, sha
 
 gcrack.py generates [filewithhashes].run file that is a resume/report for all hashes that have been tested or found, if your session breaks, or cracking fails, hashes that have not been found will have ??????????\t\t[hash] format in the run file. Simply remove the unknown hashes in the runfile and rerun the script and it will resume cracking.
 
-**REMEMBER! gcrack.py will send all the hashes to google's search via a plaintext protocol. If you are concenrned and you don't want to send those hashes to google, don't use gcrack! It's better to use gwordlist.py to generate a customized wordlist based on some keywords and use a offline password cracker like john or hashcat.**
+**REMEMBER! gcrack.py will send all the hashes to google's search via a plaintext protocol. If you are concerned and you don't want to send those hashes to google, don't use gcrack! It's better to use gwordlist.py to generate a customized wordlist based on some keywords and use a offline password cracker like john or hashcat.**
 
 You can use the testhashes file to test the gcrack.py, it should find all 8 hashes. Gcrack knows to be a bit slow, but it's the same cost to crack about 8 or 80 hashes, so be patient. :)