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Dictionary attack - Tonyr1512 - 01-23-2016
So I'm trying to attack one of my hashes, I know it's all lower case, a combination of two words between 10 and 11 letters meaning each word is 5 to 6 letters long. Followed by 3 numbers. Doing just a mask attack ?l?l?l?l?l?l?l?l?l?l?d?d?d will take 10 years! I there a way to use a dictionary of words combine two words and combine two of those words and do a ?d?d?d at the end? What would be the command for that. The only dictionary I have is the rockyou.txt
RE: Dictionary attack - epixoip - 01-23-2016
combinator.bin rockyou.txt rockyou.txt >rockyou-combined.txt, then -a 6 rockyou-combined.txt ?d?d?d
RE: Dictionary attack - Tonyr1512 - 01-23-2016
(01-23-2016, 10:22 AM)epixoip Wrote: combinator.bin rockyou.txt rockyou.txt >rockyou-combined.txt, then -a 6 rockyou-combined.txt ?d?d?d
Did more reading on the wiki figures it out thanks, my only question is how to find a good dictionary of only words 5 to 6 in length combine. Looking at rockyou isnt really going to suit my needs
RE: Dictionary attack - epixoip - 01-23-2016
You can use rockyou to build such a list, just filter out the words that are too long & too short:
Code:
awk 'length < 7 && length > 4' rockyou.txt >rockyou-5_6.txt