12-23-2014, 06:37 PM
Hello.
Sorry for my English. Is the google translator.
Need help in creating a rules file having such mutations:
Case mutation: the program checks all variations of uppercase/lowercase characters.
Digit mutation: adding several digits to the work (from the dictionary) as prefix and suffix.
Border mutation: similar to the above, but adding not only digits, but also most commonly used combinations like 123, $$$, 666, qwerty, 007, Ñ…Ñ…Ñ… etc.; in addition, adding some chars at both end of the word, e.g. #password#, $password$ and more.
Order mutation: reversing the order (password - drowssap), repeating the word (password - passwordpassword), adding the reversed word (password - passworddrowssap).
Duplicate mutation: duplicating the characters, e.g. ppassword, paassword, passsword, passwword etc.
Year mutation: adding the year (four digits) at the end of the word: password1973, password2002.
I mean these mutations on the basis of elcomsoftu.
My English is poor and harder to understand me
And in the network, there is no specific tutorials on this subject.
Regards Jack
Sorry for my English. Is the google translator.
Need help in creating a rules file having such mutations:
Case mutation: the program checks all variations of uppercase/lowercase characters.
Digit mutation: adding several digits to the work (from the dictionary) as prefix and suffix.
Border mutation: similar to the above, but adding not only digits, but also most commonly used combinations like 123, $$$, 666, qwerty, 007, Ñ…Ñ…Ñ… etc.; in addition, adding some chars at both end of the word, e.g. #password#, $password$ and more.
Order mutation: reversing the order (password - drowssap), repeating the word (password - passwordpassword), adding the reversed word (password - passworddrowssap).
Duplicate mutation: duplicating the characters, e.g. ppassword, paassword, passsword, passwword etc.
Year mutation: adding the year (four digits) at the end of the word: password1973, password2002.
I mean these mutations on the basis of elcomsoftu.
My English is poor and harder to understand me
And in the network, there is no specific tutorials on this subject.
Regards Jack