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dictionary generation - dhallgt - 11-15-2012
Is there any way to generate a dictionary file that is 10 digit alphanumeric, and then have it randomly re-order them?
I would like to get a dictionary file (or command) that would do this as starting at 0000000001 is almost useless, (on the same token 9999999999). I doubt any password will start with a zero, so i thought maybe randomizing them might speed up the chances of success...
Any thoughts?
RE: dictionary generation - M@LIK - 11-15-2012
For your case (which is cracking 2wire routers, I assume), see my post on your other thread.
In general, what are you trying to do will not help much, filtering these guesses will reduce performance, so better to stick with the full classic brute-force.
RE: dictionary generation - atom - 11-15-2012
You can use statsprocessor to do this: https://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=statsprocessor