(03-05-2024, 02:44 PM)monyanus Wrote: You can easily build this yourself since it is just three parts. I will call the original dictionaryt right.txt
The left part is the original dictionary but reverse, run original.txt with rule 'r' and print the reverse to left.txt using hashcat --stdout option.
Second part is the length of the line, see this link, just print output to file middle.txt, see this link
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1675...line-tools
Use two combinator attacks to create the combinations from the files left.txt, middle.txt right.txt , first generate left_middle.txt then left_middle_right.txt
Thank you for providing the idea. I think the more calculations there are, the slower the cracking speed will be. Of course, I haven't tested the command about length yet. And I think using hashcat -- stdout is not suitable for large dictionaries as it can lead to insufficient memory. I have some questions to ask tomorrow, as our local time is very late. thanks