02-28-2019, 08:26 PM
(This post was last modified: 03-01-2019, 01:11 PM by kilo9delta.
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Hello all!
hashcat is a great tool, I have a question though that I was unable to solve myself.
I do know:
- I have a list of 60 words that probably somehow make up the password.
- Hashing algorithm: 9500 Office 2010, pretty slow
- Password length: 6-14 chars
- Combination of words: 1-4
I do not know:
- I have no idea whether any character of any word is capitalized or not.
- The order of the words is unknown.
- There might be additional numbers of special characters somewhere in the password.
Does anyone know if a rule based attack would work? If so can anyone give me hints how generate rules that check for the stuff I do not know listed above.
Basically it should try everything with the available words (any possible combination, any possible capitalization, add numbers/special chars at will)
Thank you so much!
hashcat is a great tool, I have a question though that I was unable to solve myself.
I do know:
- I have a list of 60 words that probably somehow make up the password.
- Hashing algorithm: 9500 Office 2010, pretty slow
- Password length: 6-14 chars
- Combination of words: 1-4
I do not know:
- I have no idea whether any character of any word is capitalized or not.
- The order of the words is unknown.
- There might be additional numbers of special characters somewhere in the password.
Does anyone know if a rule based attack would work? If so can anyone give me hints how generate rules that check for the stuff I do not know listed above.
Basically it should try everything with the available words (any possible combination, any possible capitalization, add numbers/special chars at will)
Thank you so much!