That would be great as I wouldn't have to use a whole hard drive to store the mask list but I don't see how that would work.
Wouldn't I need a "prepend-null" or "prepend-empty" rule token to do that? Is there one I'm not aware of?
Here's an example:
prepend.rule
^0
^0^0
^0^0^0
append.rule
$1
$1$1
$1$1$1
./hashcat64.bin --stdout -r apppend.rule -r prepend.rule dict.lst
0word1
0word11
0word111
00word1
00word11
00word111
000word1
000word11
000word111
But what I want is:
word1
word11
word111
0word
0word1
0word11
0word111
00word
00word1
00word11
00word111
000word
000word1
000word11
000word111
Wouldn't I need a "prepend-null" or "prepend-empty" rule token to do that? Is there one I'm not aware of?
Here's an example:
prepend.rule
^0
^0^0
^0^0^0
append.rule
$1
$1$1
$1$1$1
./hashcat64.bin --stdout -r apppend.rule -r prepend.rule dict.lst
0word1
0word11
0word111
00word1
00word11
00word111
000word1
000word11
000word111
But what I want is:
word1
word11
word111
0word
0word1
0word11
0word111
00word
00word1
00word11
00word111
000word
000word1
000word11
000word111