07-01-2014, 03:55 PM
(This post was last modified: 07-01-2014, 03:55 PM by anon4250158.)
The strings that are being hashed (SHA256) in my case follow this rule:
xxxxxxxxxxxx|1:1:1
In words: It is twelve random hex characters (0-9,ABCDEF) followed by a pipe, followed by a timestamp of the format h:m:s. Hours range from 0-23, mins and secs from 0-59. There is no padding for numbers less than 10 (ie, what would normally be written as 13:07:01 is represented here as 13:7:1, meaning there could be one OR two digits).
To get the hex chars, I can set the custom-charset 1 to ?dabcdef, but how do I define a mask that contains a pipe, colons, and different numbers of digits for the timestamp?
Using Windows 7 and CudaHashcat64
xxxxxxxxxxxx|1:1:1
In words: It is twelve random hex characters (0-9,ABCDEF) followed by a pipe, followed by a timestamp of the format h:m:s. Hours range from 0-23, mins and secs from 0-59. There is no padding for numbers less than 10 (ie, what would normally be written as 13:07:01 is represented here as 13:7:1, meaning there could be one OR two digits).
To get the hex chars, I can set the custom-charset 1 to ?dabcdef, but how do I define a mask that contains a pipe, colons, and different numbers of digits for the timestamp?
Using Windows 7 and CudaHashcat64