?H?H?H?H?H?H?H?H?H?H
I hope it's right.
can you explain further ?
how I can apply it ?
(04-09-2022, 05:58 AM)DiHydro Wrote: [ -> ]?H?H?H?H?H?H?H?H?H?H
I hope it's right.
H stands for 0-9A-F, so not really what he wants
for the answer you can utilize hashcat with --stdout to help you generating your wordlist(s) but you have to do it by hand, at least this is the fastet approach without using rules (this would be a longer answer and im in hurry so)
if you really need to stick to 2GB wordlist and cannot just use straight masks, im not quite sure what you really want to achieve, you will have to use skip and limit option,
BUT see the math section YOU REALLY REALLY DONT WANT TO DO THIS
Code:
hashcat -a3 --stdout -l 20000 ?d?u?u?u?u?u?u?u?u?u > 20
hashcat -a3 --stdout -s 20000 -l 20000 ?d?u?u?u?u?u?u?u?u?u > 40
hashcat -a3 --stdout -s 40000 -l 20000 ?d?u?u?u?u?u?u?u?u?u > 60
this will produce the first 3 (of really really many) lists with around 1.6 GB in size with 135.200.000 passes each
MATH
lets do some quick math, JUST for this first mask just with one number at the beginning (you will need the same mask with digit at position 2, pos 3 and so on)
10 * 26^9
= 54.295.036.789.760 possibilities divided through 135.200.000
=401.590,51 lists so ~ 642.544 Gigabytes aka
642 Terrabyte storage just for this first mask... as i siad you dont want to generate these lists like that
(04-09-2022, 04:51 PM)Snoopy Wrote: [ -> ] (04-09-2022, 05:58 AM)DiHydro Wrote: [ -> ]?H?H?H?H?H?H?H?H?H?H
I hope it's right.
H stands for 0-9A-F, so not really what he wants
for the answer you can utilize hashcat with --stdout to help you generating your wordlist(s) but you have to do it by hand, at least this is the fastet approach without using rules (this would be a longer answer and im in hurry so)
if you really need to stick to 2GB wordlist and cannot just use straight masks, im not quite sure what you really want to achieve, you will have to use skip and limit option, BUT see the math section YOU REALLY REALLY DONT WANT TO DO THIS
Code:
hashcat -a3 --stdout -l 20000 ?d?u?u?u?u?u?u?u?u?u > 20
hashcat -a3 --stdout -s 20000 -l 20000 ?d?u?u?u?u?u?u?u?u?u > 40
hashcat -a3 --stdout -s 40000 -l 20000 ?d?u?u?u?u?u?u?u?u?u > 60
this will produce the first 3 (of really really many) lists with around 1.6 GB in size with 135.200.000 passes each
MATH
lets do some quick math, JUST for this first mask just with one number at the beginning (you will need the same mask with digit at position 2, pos 3 and so on)
10 * 26^9
= 54.295.036.789.760 possibilities divided through 135.200.000
=401.590,51 lists so ~ 642.544 Gigabytes aka 642 Terrabyte storage just for this first mask... as i siad you dont want to generate these lists like that
that's really massive and disappointing
I just wanna get a A custom passwordlist
like the next examples :
9UV7YLDXX8
YQW5XNXLDA
VYDN9PEPMU
and I don't want to waste time in Passwords with many numbers in each pass like YU7864BV46
( 3 numbers n more )
* If someone know if there is a wordlist like how i want in the internet pls help
to make it is easy
i want a passwordlist like the examples above
without more than 3 numbers in each password to save time and storage 🤔
thank you for replying
(04-09-2022, 08:26 PM)MOUNIR2018 Wrote: [ -> ]that's really massive and disappointing
I just wanna get a A custom passwordlist
like the next examples :
9UV7YLDXX8
YQW5XNXLDA
VYDN9PEPMU
and I don't want to waste time in Passwords with many numbers in each pass like YU7864BV46
( 3 numbers n more )
* If someone know if there is a wordlist like how i want in the internet pls help
to make it is easy
i want a passwordlist like the examples above
without more than 3 numbers in each password to save time and storage 🤔
thank you for replying
the mask i provided will generate a list with ONE digit only (at position1), but this list alone will take a storage volume of 642 terrabyte
now i assume, you generate this again with ONE digit at position 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10, so ten times the size of the first list,
6420 terrabyte (no one on the internet will host such a list, because it is just a waste of storage)
this is a perfect example for using the maskprocessor or hashcat with --stdout option to feed the passwords through a pipe to hashcat without the need of storing these massive amounts of passes