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Help setting up Hashcat please - kerberstui - 09-28-2025
I'll be brief. I don't know anything about Hashcat. I have the hash, I know the length is 11, and I formed groups of candidate letters and numbers, Group 1 = (G1), Group 2 = (G2).So, I have G1, G2, G3, and G4, within the groups are numbers and letters, some two-digit numbers. And what I want to do is test them only in that order. G1,G4,G2,G2,G3,G1,G2,G3,G4 and G3 so you only have to test what is in the groups at that position. I know the sequence I give is ten, but remember that there are two-digit numbers,So only a two-digit number completes the password's length of 11 . Can this be achieved? Can someone help me, please?
RE: Help setting up Hashcat please - kerberstui - 09-29-2025
Did I not express myself well?
RE: Help setting up Hashcat please - buka - 09-29-2025
hashcat ... -1 charset1 -2 charset2 -3 charset3 -4 charset4 ?1?4?2?2?3...?3
And two-digit numbers like this: ?1...66...?3
RE: Help setting up Hashcat please - kerberstui - 09-30-2025
HHello. Before asking, I'd look into Charset. (As I said before, I don't know anything about Hashcat.)And I don't understand what I found. I know what I'm about to say is wrong, but you mean I posted something like this: -1 AaBbTtUu1 56 (this is group 1)-2 LMlm6 36 74 (this is group 2), ... And so on? And then I replace in ?1?2?2... Etc?Thank you for giving me information, but since I don't know anything, it is ambiguous and the information I find is very technical and difficult for me to understand. Could someone help me so I can do this, thanks?
RE: Help setting up Hashcat please - 174region174 - 09-30-2025
There are only two ways to enter a two-digit number into the mask file. either fixed numbers like 57, or a full search ?d?d
So you'll have to work on your own... You know better what you want to do. Use the hashcat generator to create the test.hcmask file
And fill it out with these lines to see what you can do. For the test, I'll show you some sets.
AaBbTtUu1,LMlm,DRefrt,Gefsy,?1?1?2?3?4?2?1?d?d?2?1
AaBbTtUu1,LMlm,DRefrt,Gefsy,?2?3?4?1?d?d?3?2?3?d?d
AaBbTtUu1,LMlm,DRefrt,Gefsy,?2?3?4?133?3?2?367
Put these sets in the file that I indicated to you.
After that, you can start the search using this command prompt.
hashcat -a 3 -m 0 --status md5_hash.txt test.hcmask
To make it a little clearer to you. All the necessary letters are indicated in front ,
In the bottom line, I have specified fixed two-digit numbers in certain positions that will not be randomly sorted.
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RE: Help setting up Hashcat please - kerberstui - 09-30-2025
(09-30-2025, 07:56 PM)174region174 Wrote: There are only two ways to enter a two-digit number into the mask file. either fixed numbers like 57, or a full search ?d?dI understood what you said. Thank you. I'll work on a solution. Thanks for your help. I'm closing this thread.
So you'll have to work on your own... You know better what you want to do. Use the hashcat generator to create the test.hcmask file
And fill it out with these lines to see what you can do. For the test, I'll show you some sets.
AaBbTtUu1,LMlm,DRefrt,Gefsy,?1?1?2?3?4?2?1?d?d?2?1
AaBbTtUu1,LMlm,DRefrt,Gefsy,?2?3?4?1?d?d?3?2?3?d?d
AaBbTtUu1,LMlm,DRefrt,Gefsy,?2?3?4?133?3?2?367
Put these sets in the file that I indicated to you.
After that, you can start the search using this command prompt.
hashcat -a 3 -m 0 --status md5_hash.txt test.hcmask
To make it a little clearer to you. All the necessary letters are indicated in front ,
In the bottom line, I have specified fixed two-digit numbers in certain positions that will not be randomly sorted.
33 67