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Specify characters in a password? - PassingThrough - 11-16-2020 Hey all, I've been messing around with custom masks but still had a question I was hoping to shed some light on. Say I have a bunch of passwords that I want to bruteforce. If I know that the second character for all of the passwords is going to be a specific symbol, is there a way to configure hashcat to bruteforce, but to always set the second character to that symbol? I've been using ?l?u?d*@#! to specify those symbols, but is there a way I can specify a position? I'm not sure if I'm explaining it well but would appreciate any input. RE: Specify characters in a password? - Sondero - 11-16-2020 For example you can use: ?l?s?l?l LowerCase - Symbol - LowerCase - LowerCase RE: Specify characters in a password? - PassingThrough - 11-16-2020 (11-16-2020, 08:49 PM)Sondero Wrote: For example you can use: Interesting. So I can set that character to use a symbol, but is there way to specify a specific symbol for that character only, and have all other symbols added to the rotation for the rest of the characters? RE: Specify characters in a password? - undeath - 11-17-2020 If you have static characters in a password you can simply put them in the mask ?uasswo?ld12?d is a valid mask for example. |