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Mask that contains streetname - delorian85 - 12-08-2016
Hello,
Where I live, very often people put their street name in the WPA password.
If for example my street name is "Longstreet" and I want to mask like this:
Longstreet%a%a%a%a%a
How to do that?
Additionally, can I have something like
%a[L/l]ongstreet%a%a%a%a (also prefix + both capital and small first character)
Or even something like %a%a%a%a%a%a%a%a%a%a%a AND 'contains Longstreet'.
Is there any way do to these types of masks using builtin features and without building a huge wordlist?
RE: Mask that contains streetname - Xanadrel - 12-08-2016
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-F9O4gpFJYE
RE: Mask that contains streetname - delorian85 - 12-09-2016
Thanks yes I read that before but I had completely missed it.
Confusing these fixed characters with custom charsets.
I assume the 'contains' could be done by just adding multiple entries like
%lStreetname%l%l%l%l%l
%l%lStreetname%l%l%l%l
%l%l%lStreetname%l%l%l
...
RE: Mask that contains streetname - Xanadrel - 12-09-2016
Correct but you should stop using '%' since it's not the right character for using charsets.
RE: Mask that contains streetname - jodler303 - 12-10-2016
Where do you live? (i'm really curious where people are using street names, never heard about it)