04-23-2021, 08:39 PM
@snoopy.
That is what I've been doing for Cyrillic and that's fine for 3 chars password for example:
(cyrillic.hcchr has list of all hex codex without d0, d1 prefix.. )
The problem is that it takes 3 spots in the mask for Korean, Chinese (any asian sets) and with max-mask 20 chars.. we are limited to 6 symbol passwords this way.
Also, its not this easy and fun in Korean as in Russian with char sets, I get a loooots of junk trying to combine 3 sets same way as with Russian..
Wish hashcat was just smart enough to put one char from .hcchr file and put it into place of ONE ?1
BTW, this behavior is not described in the manual https://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=mask_attack (Hashcat charset files ) and gives false impression that one char gets in place of ?1
Thanks for answer anyway
That is what I've been doing for Cyrillic and that's fine for 3 chars password for example:
(cyrillic.hcchr has list of all hex codex without d0, d1 prefix.. )
Code:
hashcat -d 4,5 -a 3 -m xx -1 D0D1 -2 cyrillic.hcchr --hex-charset hash.hash ?1?2?1?2?1?2The problem is that it takes 3 spots in the mask for Korean, Chinese (any asian sets) and with max-mask 20 chars.. we are limited to 6 symbol passwords this way.
Also, its not this easy and fun in Korean as in Russian with char sets, I get a loooots of junk trying to combine 3 sets same way as with Russian..
Wish hashcat was just smart enough to put one char from .hcchr file and put it into place of ONE ?1
BTW, this behavior is not described in the manual https://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=mask_attack (Hashcat charset files ) and gives false impression that one char gets in place of ?1
Thanks for answer anyway