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Hi Atom. I know this can be done prior to start an attack and I don`t know how hard it would be to code this but if you could implement a rule that would automatically truncate any non alpha character from the start and end of a dictionary word, this would allow to use directly a cracked password list as a dictionary.
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hmm, have to think about it
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sounds like a very interesting idea
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+1 if it does what I think it does.
The new rule is ( a ):
Code:
cat wordlist
pass1
123pass
p4ss
66killsin1
cat rule
a $1
a $s
hc wordlist -r rule --stdout
pass1
pass1
p4ss
killin1
passs
passs
p4sss
killins
Hmmm... looks like we going to have a lot of dubes.
But good idea overall.
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Yeah I thinks that it. Any idea how to skip the duplicates? Hashcat can not do it - not enough memory
