hi
i want password generation to be done with brute force (ex: aaaaaa, aaaaab, aaaaac, ..., 999999), and then before hash calculation, replace each single char by a longer string with a "lookup table".
i see it's possible to replace a char by multiple characters, see https://github.com/hashcat/hashcat-legac....table#L10 : c=see
the problem is that i can't use "table lookup" mode with bruteforce password generation in hashcat-legacy. the password generation seems to be wordlist only when using table lookup. is that correct?
another solution would be to use "table lookup" mode and feed hashcat with passwords from stdin, but hashcat-legacy does not seem to accept a wordlist from stdin. is that correct?
also in the current hashcat version, i can't find how to do table lookup. is this possible?
i want password generation to be done with brute force (ex: aaaaaa, aaaaab, aaaaac, ..., 999999), and then before hash calculation, replace each single char by a longer string with a "lookup table".
i see it's possible to replace a char by multiple characters, see https://github.com/hashcat/hashcat-legac....table#L10 : c=see
the problem is that i can't use "table lookup" mode with bruteforce password generation in hashcat-legacy. the password generation seems to be wordlist only when using table lookup. is that correct?
another solution would be to use "table lookup" mode and feed hashcat with passwords from stdin, but hashcat-legacy does not seem to accept a wordlist from stdin. is that correct?
also in the current hashcat version, i can't find how to do table lookup. is this possible?