Including rule used in output
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First off, obviously this is HIGHLY dependent on the dictionary used.
I've been trying to find a way to combine the .Rule files and optimizing them to the maximum by removing all of the rules that bear zero to no fruit - i believe that this way we can create a truly optimized rule list.

Is there ANY way to use hashcat to show which rule it is using prior to cracked results?
I don't mind if it takes days to do, im sure that this kind thing will slow down the cracking process substantially, but i have the resource to do so, and once I'm done, ill post the results here.

In my mind it may look like this:
Code:
$!
HASH:PASS
HASH:PASS
HASH:PASS
$! $! $!
$! $@
HASH:PASS
HASH:PASS
$! $@ $#
$! $@ $# $$
HASH:PASS
HASH:PASS
HASH:PASS
HASH:PASS

In this above instance (probably require some Regex-fu) I'll discover that both $! $! $! and $! $@ $# we're not productive and remove them.
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Messages In This Thread
Including rule used in output - by cybhashcat - 04-12-2022, 04:33 PM
RE: Including rule used in output - by Snoopy - 04-13-2022, 02:12 PM
RE: Including rule used in output - by cybhashcat - 04-17-2022, 11:04 PM