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Custom Rule - slawson - 01-28-2021
I have a dictionary file with common English words. I want to create a rule that will take one word and combine it with every other word in the same dictionary file, then add three digits to the end.
I know I can add the digits at the end with a hybrid attack, but I am not sure how to write the rule to combine words in the dictionary file.
I would also like to make all letters lower case even if the dictionary file has otherwise.
I am sure most of you already see what I am wanting to do, but here is an example.
My dictionary has three words: first second third
I am trying to get the following combinations as well as brute force 3 digits at the end.
firstfirst (with 000-999 at the end)
firstsecond (with 000-999 at the end)
firstthird (with 000-999 at the end)
secondfirst (with 000-999 at the end)
secondsecond (with 000-999 at the end)
etc
Thank you in advance for any insight.
RE: Custom Rule - the_charm - 01-28-2021
Hi.
Maybe try this:
First generate a brute force rule as described here: https://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=hybrid_atttack_with_rules
Then use a combinator attack (-a 1) with two times your wordlist as input.
Finally use the generated rule file with "-k" parameter to apply the rules to every word on the right.
To make all words lowercase use the "l" rule with "-r".
I'm not sure if this will work though. I don't know if the "-k" parameter can handle rule files.
If it doesn't, the only other thing currently coming to my mind would be to --stdout a combinator attack and pipe it into a hybrid attack.
Someone else might has a better idea.