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rule for NTLM hash type - joe123 - 07-29-2022 Hello forum since the password was not found with the following command(wordlist), I have to switch to bf # hashcat -m 1000 -a 0 --force --show --username hash.txt wordlist.lst Questions: - What would be a good rule for a-zA-Zo-9 and (the following 3 chars) - _ & - max password-length: 10 chars Thank you very much in advance! Joe RE: rule for NTLM hash type - pdo - 07-29-2022 (07-29-2022, 04:19 PM)joe123 Wrote: Hello forum https://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=mask_attack RE: rule for NTLM hash type - Snoopy - 07-30-2022 (07-29-2022, 04:19 PM)joe123 Wrote: Hello forum this commandline is faulty, --show tries to show already cracked passwords (in your potfile), this command has never tried cracking your hash.txt with your wordlist.txt also NEVER NEVER NEVER use --force RE: rule for NTLM hash type - joe123 - 07-30-2022 Thank's a lot guys for your help/feedback! Is thre somebody who could help me to craft a mask for: - a-zA-Zo-9 and (the following 3 chars) - _ & - max password-length: 10 chars Thank you very much in advance! Joe RE: rule for NTLM hash type - Snoopy - 07-30-2022 (07-30-2022, 02:18 PM)joe123 Wrote: Thank's a lot guys for your help/feedback! Is thre somebody who could help me to craft a mask for: masks are very simple to define, use this line in a maskfile mask.file Code: ?l?u?d-_&,?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1 use this with --increment and you will be fine hashcat -m1000 -a3 -O -w3 --increment hash.txt mask.file RE: rule for NTLM hash type - joe123 - 08-03-2022 Thank you very much Snoopy for the continued help! -> ?l?u?d Does this really mean a-zA-Zo-9? Thank's! Joe RE: rule for NTLM hash type - b8vr - 08-03-2022 (08-03-2022, 04:59 PM)joe123 Wrote: Thank you very much Snoopy for the continued help! Yes. ?l for lowercase a-z, ?u for uppercase A-Z and ?d for digits 0-9. RE: rule for NTLM hash type - joe123 - 08-04-2022 Thank you for your help! Joe |