12-10-2019, 11:56 PM
ok, so there are 4*36 possibilities per hash. That's perfectly doable, but you should write a small script instead of using hashcat for that. hashcat can't utilise its parallelisation well with that few candidates.
If you really want to do that with hashcat you could implement it using a single-word dict and a generated rule file for the x/y placeholders but that would probably be slower than a script because you'd have to deal with hashcat's comparably slow startup time for every single hash.
If you really want to do that with hashcat you could implement it using a single-word dict and a generated rule file for the x/y placeholders but that would probably be slower than a script because you'd have to deal with hashcat's comparably slow startup time for every single hash.