Rules for hashcat - Printable Version

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Rules for hashcat - K9 - 05-14-2010

http://load2.me/?vNrnylSs

Code:
AllRules.rule

combinator.rule

generated.rule

leetspeak.rule

passwordspro.rule

specific.rule

years.rule

RE: Rules for hashcat - davidonpda - 06-16-2010

(05-14-2010, 07:27 PM)K9_ Wrote: http://load2.me/?vNrnylSs

Code:
AllRules.rule combinator.rule generated.rule leetspeak.rule passwordspro.rule specific.rule years.rule

These rules look beautiful. Now, how do I use it with a dictionary combinator attack?

oclHashcat.exe example.hash -o output.txt example.dict example.dict

Say I want to add years to the end of everything. How do I use that rule? I've figured out how to add a left and a right rule to say, make the first word all caps and the second one all lower, but how do I take advantage of your rules you have here?

RE: Rules for hashcat - mastercracker - 06-17-2010

(06-16-2010, 10:52 PM)davidonpda Wrote:
(05-14-2010, 07:27 PM)K9_ Wrote: http://load2.me/?vNrnylSs

Code:
AllRules.rule combinator.rule generated.rule leetspeak.rule passwordspro.rule specific.rule years.rule
Say I want to add years to the end of everything. How do I use that rule? I've figured out how to add a left and a right rule to say, make the first word all caps and the second one all lower, but how do I take advantage of your rules you have here?

Well, it's the same as what you have figured out. You have to create an attack for each set of rules. For example, a couple of years:

Code:
oclHashcat.exe example.hash -o output.txt example.dict example.dict --rule-right="$2$0$1$0"

oclHashcat.exe example.hash -o output.txt example.dict example.dict --rule-right="$2$0$0$9"

oclHashcat.exe example.hash -o output.txt example.dict example.dict --rule-right="$2$0$0$8"

RE: Rules for hashcat - davidonpda - 06-17-2010

Yikes... there's no way to reference the rules files you posted for download and attach all years? You just have to reference say, 100 different commands to do 1920-2020?

RE: Rules for hashcat - K9 - 06-17-2010

use the gui Tongue

this is my command. it will add years.rule to each word.

Code:
hashcat-cli.exe -a 0 -r rules\years.rule -m 0 -o results.txt -n 2 list.txt C:\Users\User\Desktop\Wordlist\top10.txt

RE: Rules for hashcat - davidonpda - 06-17-2010

Sorry, I'm using the ocl version. I replied to this thread because I found the rules here Smile

Sorry.

Is the same thing available for ocl?

RE: Rules for hashcat - mastercracker - 06-17-2010

Your only other chance with oclHashcat is to just combine a dictionary of words with a dictionary of years like:

oclHashcat.exe -m 0 -o output.txt test.hash Words.dict Years.dict

RE: Rules for hashcat - K9 - 06-17-2010

Ah sorry I thought you want to use hashcat. Hmm I guess you could use this command:

Code:
oclHashcat.exe hashes.txt  dictionary.txt ?d?d?d?d -o output.txt

It should add 4 numbers.

RE: Rules for hashcat - davidonpda - 06-18-2010

Here is what I found VERY efficient.

Dict of every first name I can find. Dict of top 5000 last names according to the census.

Add 1 digit to the end 0-9
Add 2 digits 00-99
Add 4 digits 1900-2020

Combination attach with dict - dict then I want to add the numbers on the end.

Right now, I create 700 rules for that.

But what I am finding is if I add some additional rules like capitolize the first letter of each name, the success is even better.

This is finding cominations like EricKimberly1986

It was mentioned in another thread having a third slot. With a third slot, you could do the two dictionaries, and in the third slot go ?d?d?d?d

RE: Rules for hashcat - atom - 06-18-2010

exactly!!! take a look into batchcrack.sh, i already added some of that techniques. you may also want to add some efficient techniques. nice post btw Smile

3rd slot is possible by exploiting external salt -e in combination with -m 1 or -m 2. its not 100% that comfortable since the result file looks a bit strange, but it shows the same result without loosing speed: http://hashcat.net/forum/thread-36.html