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How to insert characters in positions greater than 35? - sgiova - 05-06-2021
I have what I know is a long password to crack (longer than 35 characters), but don't know how to use the "Insert" rule for passwords this long. According to the documentation, you can insert a character "X" at position "N" using "iNX". The documentation also says:
Quote:* Indicates that N starts at 0. For character positions other than 0-9 use A-Z (A=10)
What do you use for a character position greater than "Z"?
**Edited because I'm bad at math. "Z" would be the 35th character.
RE: How to insert characters in positions greater than 35? - Snoopy - 05-06-2021
short answer it is not supported by rules, if you have such long passwords, generate a dictionary and then use basic
https://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=hybrid_attack
to prepend a char / digit whatever