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I think it's easy!! - Divezzz - 05-21-2019
G OOD morning,
I need help I'm not practical to do it.
I will explain you with a simple example:
I create a wordlist with a single word, for example "Hello".
How can I make an attack using only this word (hello) in all possible combinations with upper and / or lower case letters of the same word "Hello" and incrementally adding a combination of special characters, letters and numbers, at the beginning, to the end or both to the word "hello"?
Thanks for your help !
RE: I think it's easy!! - TickTockMan - 05-22-2019
It sounds like you want a rules based attack:
https://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=rule_based_attack
RE: I think it's easy!! - atom - 05-22-2019
Yes togglesX.rule for the upper/lower combinations and then in rule stacking mode using other ruleset for the prepending and appending. I think the rules/hybid/ are the ones you are looking for.
RE: I think it's easy!! - jimby - 05-23-2019
(05-21-2019, 10:16 PM)Divezzz Wrote: G OOD morning,
I need help I'm not practical to do it.
I will explain you with a simple example:
I create a wordlist with a single word, for example "Hello".
How can I make an attack using only this word (hello) in all possible combinations with upper and / or lower case letters of the same word "Hello" and incrementally adding a combination of special characters, letters and numbers, at the beginning, to the end or both to the word "hello"?
Thanks for your help !
Have a look at comboleetor (a custom perl script available at https://www.jimby.name/techbits/recent/comboleetor_2.0/). It can do what you want.
Some experience with Unix/Linux command line, the perl scripting language, and basic file handling would be needed.
Jim B.
RE: I think it's easy!! - Divezzz - 09-30-2019
is possible to use comboleetor on windows?
RE: I think it's easy!! - bool - 09-30-2019
Sure, you can install perl for windows and then run the comboleetor script from cmd.exe.