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Masked attack ? - NotThisMind - 10-15-2020
Hello,
Consider this scenario:
Password between 8-14 characters.
I know the first 3 letters exact, i know there's only uppercase TL (exact) in it, it may be TLLT LTTL or just TL/LT, i know there's only the numbers 3, 7 ,1 in use (after the letters) i just don't know the exact combination.
Can someone help me think of a way to better convert this process into hashcat if possible? I basically know the whole password, i just can't find the right combination.
Sorry, i'm kind of a newb, i'm getting an hash from a .7z file encrypted with AES.
RE: Masked attack ? - slyexe - 10-16-2020
use custom charsets for example:
Known TL within password & 371
Define the custom charsets using -1 thru to -4
-1 TL371
Create your mask attack with increment upto 14 from 8
Add in your known 3 letters at the start (ABC in this example)
hashcat -a 0 -m (hashtype) -i --increment-min 8 --increment-max 14 hashfile.txt ABC?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1