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charset and unicode - ellipassword - 09-15-2012 I have defined the following rules in a elli.rule file: se€ sbß ... my rule file is in UTF8. When I use it I have the following errors for each line who has a special character in (unicode?): Cannot convert rule for use on GPU in file rules/elli.rule in line 4: sb├ƒ etc... How to do to make it work ? I need to add my "special" characters in the charset files from the charsets directory? How do i specify to oclhashcat to use the good charset? RE: charset and unicode - ToXiC - 09-15-2012 (09-15-2012, 09:43 PM)ellipassword Wrote: I have defined the following rules in a elli.rule file: try with maskprocessor or hashcatcpu + oclhc stdin mp64.exe -1 ?ls?d | oclhashcat -r rules/ellie.rule RE: charset and unicode - atom - 09-15-2012 (09-15-2012, 09:43 PM)ellipassword Wrote: I have defined the following rules in a elli.rule file: UTF8 is not supported here since the switch is char-to-char not chat-to-2char. RE: charset and unicode - ToXiC - 09-15-2012 Hashcat CPU has a table-lookup attack . I think that would be more appropriate for that case .. see here https://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=table_lookup_beginner_guide RE: charset and unicode - ellipassword - 09-16-2012 Thanks atom & ToXiC, I'm going to check that. Will UTF8 be supported in the rules files in a next version ? Or it's not planned ? RE: charset and unicode - atom - 09-16-2012 Not planned for rules, but for tables RE: charset and unicode - undeath - 09-16-2012 shouldn't utf-8 work just as fine as ascii? Default garbage in, garbage out mentality? RE: charset and unicode - atom - 09-17-2012 (09-16-2012, 12:38 PM)undeath Wrote: shouldn't utf-8 work just as fine as ascii? Default garbage in, garbage out mentality? Yeah i think you are talking about dictionary and in this case, yes, its like garbage in, garbage out since its working bytewise. Same applies to the s rule which is what this thread is about. So that means you can not replace 1 char with 2 chars since this changes the length. |