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    Thread: Use rules on dicrionary
Post: RE: Use rules on dicrionary

Simple test: Code: -- !/bin/bash echo "abc1" > testing.txt echo "abc2" >> testing.txt echo "abc3" >> testing.txt cat testing.txt echo "cat complete" # this WILL pass hashcat -V hashcat ...
xsoft General Talk 10 8,002 06-16-2017, 09:44 PM
    Thread: Use rules on dicrionary
Post: RE: Use rules on dicrionary

Ok one more question. When used "hashcat --stdout test.txt ", then all test is writen BUT output is NOT interrupted. I mean that pipe is still active and bash stuck at this point after writing all p...
xsoft General Talk 10 8,002 06-16-2017, 02:36 PM
    Thread: Use rules on dicrionary
Post: RE: Use rules on dicrionary

Uff, .. yeah, and also add --session xxx and million of another options to be able to run multiple instances ... (I've just dont want to use a tank to do a simple script work).
xsoft General Talk 10 8,002 06-16-2017, 02:26 PM
    Thread: Use rules on dicrionary
Post: RE: Use rules on dicrionary

You can't run hashCat there.
xsoft General Talk 10 8,002 06-15-2017, 05:36 PM
    Thread: Use rules on dicrionary
Post: RE: Use rules on dicrionary

Yes. But can I do it WITHOUT hashcat? (I have raid-SSD fast computer without graphic card to do so. And just slower HDD on GPU PC). Therefor Im looking for stand-alone util and NOT to hashcat+param so...
xsoft General Talk 10 8,002 06-15-2017, 05:04 PM
    Thread: Use rules on dicrionary
Post: Use rules on dicrionary

Hello, really stupid and (probably) really simple question: How to generate own dictionary based on rules? I mean I have some directory (let's say rockyou.txt). I and want to apply one rules ...
xsoft General Talk 10 8,002 06-15-2017, 04:50 PM