WPA/WPA2 which hashcat, which rules ?
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Hello everyone.

I captured a 4-way handshake with airodump.
For the password, I know this : It's 10 characters long, mostly numbers, has 1 or 2 capital letters, and there can't be 3 sequential identical characters.

So these are IMPOSSIBLE password examples :

444D250397 (3 sequential 4's)
GDTF973104 (More than 2 letters)
hg86710235 (non-capital letters)
2159637854 ( no letters at all)
GH51009971965 (longer than 10)
BU963401 (shorter than 10)

And there are POSSIBLE password examples :

671034H864 (1 letter, 9 numbers)
8D61074J68 (2 letters 8 numbers)

Letters can be anywhere in the keyspace (otherwise I'd already solved it)

I'd like to know if you can limit the amount of letter-chars to 2, but let the possibility to put it anywhere.
The AP manufacturer priorises the 8 letters at the beginning of the alphabet (ABCDEFGH) more than the others, and excludes I's and O's as they can be confused with 1's and 0's, I wonder if there is any way to include some kind of a rule with that info ?

I am also a bit confused about the hashcat I should be using, as I'm doing this with a laptop that has a lame Intel graphics card.

please forgive my english, it is not my mother tongue

Thanks in advance
EDIT : For the moment, the only rule I can think about is :

?u?d 1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?


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WPA/WPA2 which hashcat, which rules ? - by Stealthpenguin - 01-10-2013, 03:04 PM