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Problems with itunes password - loco - 10-01-2018
Hello,
i'm having problems with getting my password for itunes backup 11.*.
I know that my passwords starts and ends with ., and know which words did i probably put in. Is there a way that i put these words in some file, and hashcat combine them and tries to find password? i dont know how long this password is..
I tried running hashcat with 14800 but i think it wouldnt be finish..
RE: Problems with itunes password - undeath - 10-01-2018
how many words are we talking about? both, in your wordlist and how many you need to chain together.
RE: Problems with itunes password - loco - 10-02-2018
2 words to chain together, i would put around 20 words in wordlist
RE: Problems with itunes password - vagantis - 10-02-2018
Read about combinator attack. It should solve your problem.
https://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=combinator_attack
RE: Problems with itunes password - Nay - 10-02-2018
Hi,
If Combinator doesn't help, (e.g. you're unsure about the format of certain words) you can use Prince Processor
https://github.com/hashcat/princeprocessor and apply some rules on it.
RE: Problems with itunes password - undeath - 10-03-2018
Ok, so from what I understand your candidates look like this:
.,onetwo.,
in that case you can use hashcat's combinator mode (-a 1) with -j '^,^.' -k '$.$,'
hashcat -a 1 wordlist.txt wordlist.txt -j '^,^.' -k '$.$,' -m 14800 hash.txt
to make sure the candidates look like expected run
hashcat -a 1 wordlist.txt wordlist.txt -j '^,^.' -k '$.$,' --stdout