08-23-2016, 06:59 PM
I am still learning the ways of Hashcat - I used a previous version a few years back for a single task, now I have another task.
My question is if anyone can give me a suggestion of the best way(s) (attack methods/wordlists/etc.) to start trying to crack a password file that has these rules:
Minimum password length = 10
Minimum lowercase chars = 1
Minimum uppercase chars = 1
Minimum numeric chars = 1
Minimum symbolic chars = 1
Obviously, brute-force is out being 10 chars minimum. I have been reading many threads and taking notes, but I have been possibly trying to over analyze the best ways to start.
Being there are many of you on here that has experience, I thought I would ask for some feedback based on the password rules I listed. There are ~2000 hashes in this file.
My question is if anyone can give me a suggestion of the best way(s) (attack methods/wordlists/etc.) to start trying to crack a password file that has these rules:
Minimum password length = 10
Minimum lowercase chars = 1
Minimum uppercase chars = 1
Minimum numeric chars = 1
Minimum symbolic chars = 1
Obviously, brute-force is out being 10 chars minimum. I have been reading many threads and taking notes, but I have been possibly trying to over analyze the best ways to start.
Being there are many of you on here that has experience, I thought I would ask for some feedback based on the password rules I listed. There are ~2000 hashes in this file.