Rule-Based Attack - Printable Version +- hashcat Forum (https://hashcat.net/forum) +-- Forum: Support (https://hashcat.net/forum/forum-3.html) +--- Forum: hashcat (https://hashcat.net/forum/forum-45.html) +--- Thread: Rule-Based Attack (/thread-12116.html) |
Rule-Based Attack - kontotestowe1813 - 08-16-2024 Hello I'm trying Rule-Based Attack, -a 0. I create a rule, for example $u, which should change all letters to uppercase, and what it does is it only adds "u" to the end of each word in the dictionary. I use hashcat on windows, is this a problem? that it is a plain text file Hello I'm trying Rule-Based Attack, -a 0. I create a rule, for example $u in a text file, which should change all letters to uppercase, and what it does is it only adds "u" to the end of each word in the dictionary. I use hashcat on windows, is this a problem? that it is a plain text file RE: Rule-Based Attack - penguinkeeper - 08-16-2024 $ is the rule that appends a character, so $1 would turn "penguin" into "penguin1". If you just want to uppercase, you just use u as your rule, without the dollar sign so "penguin" would become "PENGUIN" RE: Rule-Based Attack - lapsikmees - 08-16-2024 Also check rules folder, it has some good rules. RE: Rule-Based Attack - kontotestowe1813 - 08-16-2024 Thank you, it works now. Is there an option to combine Rule-based attack with Hybrid attack? So that I could introduce rules, but at the end it would try, for example, 3 different numbers |