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Thread: Cyrillic --> English transliterated passwords wordlist
Post: RE: Cyrillic --> English transliterated passwords ...
| RealEnder, wlc was new to me - thanks for the tip, looks very useful. |
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royce |
hashcat
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12-01-2017, 05:45 PM |
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Thread: custom workload
Post: RE: custom workload
| What is the use case? If you're trying to make a set of attacks more efficient for a given period of time, you'd be better off running the first attack for 20% of your timeframe, the second for 30%, a... |
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royce |
hashcat
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05-10-2017, 09:56 PM |
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Thread: custom workload
Post: RE: custom workload
| Interesting. I'm not familiar with a way to divide up hashcat's resources in this way.
The only workaround that I know of would be to use --session and --restore for each of the three instances, and... |
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royce |
hashcat
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05-10-2017, 11:23 PM |
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Thread: Custom Wordlist Concatentation
Post: RE: Custom Wordlist Concatentation
| Welcome!
Unless it is an extremely slow hash, or the wordlists are much larger than the example that you're giving, I would just use princeprocessor (https://github.com/hashcat/princeprocessor) to... |
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royce |
General Talk
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5,673 |
10-30-2017, 03:23 AM |
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Thread: Custom Wordlist Concatentation
Post: RE: Custom Wordlist Concatentation
| princeprocessor can generate all possible combinations so quickly, and hashcat can (usually) use them so quickly, there's no real value in trying to narrow down the range of possibilities.
Code:
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royce |
General Talk
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10-30-2017, 03:50 AM |
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Thread: Custom Wordlist Concatentation
Post: RE: Custom Wordlist Concatentation
| You're welcome!
OK, I added a little more content to that wiki page, which should hopefully help the next person, anyway. :) Thanks for the nudge! |
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royce |
General Talk
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5,673 |
10-30-2017, 04:04 AM |
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Thread: Custom rule for 8Track hashes
Post: RE: Custom rule for 8Track hashes
| Put that other rule in a separate file, and then try
Code:
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-r best64.rule -r 8track.rule
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The rules are applied in the order specified, so order on the command line matters:
Code:
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$ e... |
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royce |
hashcat
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06-16-2018, 09:53 PM |
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Thread: Custom mask generator
Post: RE: Custom mask generator
| Most of what you're looking to do can be accomplished with the PACK toolkit:
https://github.com/iphelix/pack
The 'policygen' tool can help generate masks with arbitrary policies (and they won't ... |
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royce |
hashcat
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12-26-2019, 03:45 AM |
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Thread: Custom mask - brute force 12 length passwords with 1 capital letter, 1 number
Post: RE: Custom mask - brute force 12 length passwords ...
| There's no single mask. You have to generate a *list of masks*.
You can do this with policygen from the PACK toolkit.
https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/158956/bruteforce-with-hashcat-... |
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royce |
hashcat
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1,220 |
08-18-2019, 06:24 PM |
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Thread: Custom mask
Post: RE: Custom mask
| Can you provide an artificial example - one that illustrates your question, but isn't the one you're actually looking for? |
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royce |
hashcat
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07-22-2020, 05:48 AM |
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Thread: Custom mask
Post: RE: Custom mask
| If you're unsure what the leet options are, toggling them all can be quite keyspace-intensive. You can do it with custom masks, trivial example:
-1 a@ -2 3e F?1k?2
... but you can only use four ... |
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royce |
hashcat
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07-22-2020, 06:23 PM |
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Thread: Custom charset, I'm lost...
Post: RE: Custom charset, I'm lost...
| You can supply a custom charset using --custom-charset[1-4] files. The ./charsets/ directory has some stock ones, including the ./charsets/standard/German/ directory. You can combine up to four multip... |
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royce |
hashcat-utils, maskprocessor, statsprocessor, md5stress, wikistrip
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10-07-2016, 05:47 PM |
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Thread: custom charset help
Post: RE: custom charset help
| Some of the characters are interpreted by your command shell - you might have to backslash one or more of the characters that have special meaning in the shell, such as !, $, ', ", etc.
But in your c... |
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royce |
hashcat
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09-23-2020, 07:30 AM |
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Thread: custom charset help
Post: RE: custom charset help
| Huh - when I run it, the memory requirement looks pretty small:
Code:
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Host memory required for this attack: 228 MB
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Also FYI, hashcat will throw an integer overflow for this attack at ?a ... |
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royce |
hashcat
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09-23-2020, 07:53 AM |
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Thread: csv output for benchmarking
Post: RE: csv output for benchmarking
| There is also:
hashcat -b --machine-readable |
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royce |
User Contributions
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02-19-2017, 03:45 AM |
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Thread: CrunchCat (Crunch + HashCat)
Post: RE: CrunchCat (Crunch + HashCat)
| Crunch is unnecessary for most attacks:
* Limiting duplicate characters is not worth the sacrifice in speed
* Resumption of candidate generation is built in natively to hashcat
Generating candi... |
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royce |
General Talk
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1,523 |
05-20-2020, 05:19 AM |
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Thread: CrunchCat (Crunch + HashCat)
Post: RE: CrunchCat (Crunch + HashCat)
| If your target password is likely less than the max supported by an optimized kernel, adding "-O" to your command line will be significantly faster. This max value varies from hashtype to hashtype - c... |
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royce |
General Talk
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05-20-2020, 04:55 PM |
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Thread: Create custom dictionary
Post: RE: Create custom dictionary
| Welcome!
Instead of generating a custom dictionary, you're looking for a hybrid or rules-based attack, I think. With these attacks, each word in your dictionary is dynamically modified many times,�... |
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royce |
hashcat
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04-25-2017, 03:02 PM |
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Thread: Create custom dictionary
Post: RE: Create custom dictionary
| Good question, jallis.
devilman666, since the order is always the same, the example that I provided should apply to your case. |
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royce |
hashcat
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04-25-2017, 03:46 PM |
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Thread: Cracking Turkish/Foreign Hashes
Post: RE: Cracking Turkish/Foreign Hashes
| What MD5 is your Python producing? I get:
Code:
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$ echo -n 'ĞĞ' | md5sum
411019a0840fad007398bcab6cc9188c -
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... which hashcat cracks, using your syntax:
Code:
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$ hashcat --... |
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royce |
hashcat
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05-21-2018, 12:41 AM |
