08-03-2015, 07:29 PM
I have tried this out with both 64 and 32.
I am just trying to generate a file from a mask combination, just wanted to see if it would be faster that using a mask attack. If someone knows, they can just let me know.
But know I just want to know what I am doing wrong.
Here is my command line:
C:\mp>mp64 -o 1.dict mypassword##^?a?a?a
The output is having a problem the the ^ symbol. I am getting weird results. Stuff like this:
The ^ shows up in the output file as missing, "1", "c", ".", etc. I am assuming it is getting recognized as some sort of special character for some reason.
I have also tried putting just the ^ in a hcchr file and referencing it through -1.
The mask page and the mask processor docs have nothing about escape characters. I have tried "/^", "^^", anything I could think of.
So what's going on and how do I fix this?
Thanks.
I am just trying to generate a file from a mask combination, just wanted to see if it would be faster that using a mask attack. If someone knows, they can just let me know.
But know I just want to know what I am doing wrong.
Here is my command line:
C:\mp>mp64 -o 1.dict mypassword##^?a?a?a
The output is having a problem the the ^ symbol. I am getting weird results. Stuff like this:
The ^ shows up in the output file as missing, "1", "c", ".", etc. I am assuming it is getting recognized as some sort of special character for some reason.
I have also tried putting just the ^ in a hcchr file and referencing it through -1.
The mask page and the mask processor docs have nothing about escape characters. I have tried "/^", "^^", anything I could think of.
So what's going on and how do I fix this?
Thanks.