03-17-2022, 06:13 PM
Your rule doesn't make any sense.
Written out with verbosity, the rule does the following:
%1s = "Reject plains which contain char "s" less than "1" time" This doesn't make sense because it's a reject rule that cant be applied with -r, and also will not do anything at all since password clear has more than 1 s.
Dp = "Delete character at position "p"" This doesn't make sense because "p" is 26 positions from the start, and "password" is only 8 characters long. This rule will not doing anything.
ip$ = "Insert character "$" at position "p"" This doesn't make sense because "p" is again, 26 positions from the start, so inserting a "$" there is impossible for an 8 character word. This will also not doing anything.
The rule is invalid due to the reject but also will not run regardless. It appears you may misunderstand how rules work so I would take a look here: https://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=rule_based_attack
There are plenty of footnotes and examples and even warnings on that page which would have cleared up these issues.
Written out with verbosity, the rule does the following:
%1s = "Reject plains which contain char "s" less than "1" time" This doesn't make sense because it's a reject rule that cant be applied with -r, and also will not do anything at all since password clear has more than 1 s.
Dp = "Delete character at position "p"" This doesn't make sense because "p" is 26 positions from the start, and "password" is only 8 characters long. This rule will not doing anything.
ip$ = "Insert character "$" at position "p"" This doesn't make sense because "p" is again, 26 positions from the start, so inserting a "$" there is impossible for an 8 character word. This will also not doing anything.
The rule is invalid due to the reject but also will not run regardless. It appears you may misunderstand how rules work so I would take a look here: https://hashcat.net/wiki/doku.php?id=rule_based_attack
There are plenty of footnotes and examples and even warnings on that page which would have cleared up these issues.