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Combinator attack witj -k rule - freeroute - 10-19-2016
I read the hashcat wiki about combinator attack.
I have to 2 dictionaries: dic1 and dic2.
dic1 contains:
hello
test
dic2 contains:
apple
earth
I would like to append only all the word of dic2 after dic1.
e.g:
helloapple
helloearth
testapple
testhearth
How could I do that, please?
command: hashcat -D 1 --force -m 7400 -a 1 Downloads/sha256unix.txt dic1 dic2
The output will append and prepend words according to the hashcat wiki.
helloapple
helloearth
testapple
testearth
so I do not need these combinations:
applehello
appletest
earthhello
earthtest
How could I test the outputs?
This command doesn't work for me:
hashcat -D 1 --force -m 0 -a 1 dic1 dic2 --stdout
Thanks in advance.
RE: Combinator attack witj -k rule - atom - 10-19-2016
See :
Quote:root@ht:~/hashcat# cat w1
hello
test
Quote:root@ht:~/hashcat# cat w2
apple
earth
Quote:root@ht:~/hashcat# ./hashcat w1 w2 -a 1 --stdout
helloapple
helloearth
testapple
testearth
Quote:root@ht:~/hashcat# ./hashcat w2 w1 -a 1 --stdout
applehello
earthhello
appletest
earthtest
RE: Combinator attack witj -k rule - freeroute - 10-19-2016
Thank you very for your help.