08-16-2014, 02:17 PM
(This post was last modified: 08-16-2014, 07:55 PM by Kgx Pnqvhm.)
Using the hashcat-utils' combinator.exe is likely quicker than combinator.py.
And the new (but undocumented) combinator3.exe creates the in-between 12 character combinations, e.g.:
>combinator3.exe 4_walk_seed.txt 4_walk_seed.txt 4_walk_seed.txt > 12charwalk.txt
Another interesting idea is using the tmesis.pl from Yiannis Chrysanthou's (aka T0XlC) "I have the #cat so I make the rules" presentation at the recent Passwords Con 2014 Las Vegas. (Also in the new, but undocumented hashcat-utils.)
And the new (but undocumented) combinator3.exe creates the in-between 12 character combinations, e.g.:
>combinator3.exe 4_walk_seed.txt 4_walk_seed.txt 4_walk_seed.txt > 12charwalk.txt
Another interesting idea is using the tmesis.pl from Yiannis Chrysanthou's (aka T0XlC) "I have the #cat so I make the rules" presentation at the recent Passwords Con 2014 Las Vegas. (Also in the new, but undocumented hashcat-utils.)