For a table lookup attack. Add a delimiter.
example:
a=a,A,4,@,/\,^,aye,∂,ci,λ,Z
And I am sure an escape char will have to be created.
Or instead of lookup attack a .rule could be created.
## a
saa
saA
sa4
sa@
sa^
sa/\
saaye
I think you can do that now can't you ?
a=aA4@
(07-06-2012, 01:59 AM)Hash-IT Wrote: [ -> ]I think you can do that now can't you ?
a=aA4@
whats up hashcat this is initiate6. Yes you can do a=aA4@ However, You can't a=aA@/\ and have a = a
a=A
a=/\
instead you will have:
a=/
a=\
Unless I am wrong.
that wont work and its not about the delimiter. thing is you want to replace 1 char with 2 chars. in theory no problem but if you want performance you have to keep the length of your plaintext candidates constant.
(07-06-2012, 05:36 AM)init_6 Wrote: [ -> ]whats up hashcat this is initiate6. Yes you can do a=aA4@ However, You can't a=aA@/\ and have a = a
a=A
a=/\
instead you will have:
a=/
a=\
Unless I am wrong.
OH hello !! Ha ha !!
Small world !
I see what you mean, I have asked for this before, you want to make uber leet characters. Well I think atom has answered