Looking at the documentation on the hashcat website, there appears to have been a "table lookup attack" before, where the letter "a" could be replaced with the string "/\". That makes sense, but is this still possible? I can't find any reference to the table lookup attack in the latest versions.
And what about matching a given substring (preferrably case insensitively) and replacing that? Words like great, skate and before can be written as "gr8" and "sk8" and "be4", how can I write a rule that replaces "eat" with "8", "ate" with "8" and "fore" with "4"?
(edit: rephrased).
And what about matching a given substring (preferrably case insensitively) and replacing that? Words like great, skate and before can be written as "gr8" and "sk8" and "be4", how can I write a rule that replaces "eat" with "8", "ate" with "8" and "fore" with "4"?
(edit: rephrased).