01-29-2014, 10:51 AM
hashcat can not identify doubles of letters. i guess you're talking about maskprocessor which has an option -q to limit the maximum number of the same letter following in a row.
the thing you want to archieve is not easy to solve and hashcat is definitly the wrong tool for that. but you're lucky you should be able to do it anyway. first you need to generate a wordlist with maskprocessor and use -q so that it does not print those words you dont want to see. then you use the list of words you have in your 4k list and use -m 9999 mode in hashcat cpu. it's a mode we use for testing. hashcat all generic data input and handles them as a valid hash (in your case the words from your wordlist). then you use the mp generated dictionary as dictionary. the stuff that gets "cracked" should be the list you want to see.
the thing you want to archieve is not easy to solve and hashcat is definitly the wrong tool for that. but you're lucky you should be able to do it anyway. first you need to generate a wordlist with maskprocessor and use -q so that it does not print those words you dont want to see. then you use the list of words you have in your 4k list and use -m 9999 mode in hashcat cpu. it's a mode we use for testing. hashcat all generic data input and handles them as a valid hash (in your case the words from your wordlist). then you use the mp generated dictionary as dictionary. the stuff that gets "cracked" should be the list you want to see.