08-18-2016, 03:03 PM
I have a dictionary file which contain only lower case, female names (female_names.txt).
Let's say the WPA2 password "Julia1984". So I have to capitalize the first letters and append years to the female_names.txt.
I created a rule file which append years to the dictionary file: maskprocessor -1 1 -2 9 '$?1$?2$?d$?d' >> Append_years.rule
Also I created a Capital_letter.rule file, it's contain only one row: T0
The command I used: hashcat -D 1 --force -m 2500 -a 0 wpa_handshake.hccap /usr/share/wordlists/female_names.txt -r Capital_letter.rule -r Append_years.rule --stdout
Is it possible to write only one rule to capitalize the first letter and append year to the dictionary file (in this case there are 2 rules) ?
I ask it because I would like to know the best practise.
Thanks for your help in advance.
Let's say the WPA2 password "Julia1984". So I have to capitalize the first letters and append years to the female_names.txt.
I created a rule file which append years to the dictionary file: maskprocessor -1 1 -2 9 '$?1$?2$?d$?d' >> Append_years.rule
Also I created a Capital_letter.rule file, it's contain only one row: T0
The command I used: hashcat -D 1 --force -m 2500 -a 0 wpa_handshake.hccap /usr/share/wordlists/female_names.txt -r Capital_letter.rule -r Append_years.rule --stdout
Is it possible to write only one rule to capitalize the first letter and append year to the dictionary file (in this case there are 2 rules) ?
I ask it because I would like to know the best practise.
Thanks for your help in advance.