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Rule order and - puck2 - 02-09-2021
This seems like an easy question, but I"m trying to figure it out. Do **hashcat** rules run *concurrently or sequentially*?
So for a simple *leet* rule like this:
## leetify
:
so0
si1
se3
If I'm running this and the word *sole* is in my dictionary file, will this only test
s0le
sol3
???
Similarly, how can I test partial replacements...
sXY replaces X with Y but what if I only want to replace one of two Xs ???
s013
???
That is - what is the syntax to run rules simultaneously AND independently?
Also, is there a way to run a rule on only some portion of the word, to account for an error in data entry?
so that
week
would become
w3ek
or
we3k
(only one e being replaced)
RE: Rule order and - blacktraffic - 02-10-2021
(02-09-2021, 08:17 PM)puck2 Wrote: Also, is there a way to run a rule on only some portion of the word, to account for an error in data entry?
so that
week
would become
w3ek
or
we3k
(only one e being replaced)
I wrote a (terrible) python3 script to do this for me - I don't know of a rule-based solution.
$ echo week > demo.txt
$ python3 scripts/leetify.py demo.txt
week
we3k
w3ek
w33k
https://github.com/blacktraffic/hashcrack/blob/master/scripts/leetify.py
Code is awful, but you can see how to tweak the substutions.