03-12-2024, 06:25 PM
If you are persistent you want to do it in hashcat, it is actually not that hard at al. Probably even faster than in Python
For each of those lines of 4 characters, put them in a file, e.g. 1.txt, 2.txt ....12.txt with each of the characters on a single line
Then simply use a combinator attack repeatedly to build your output dictionay:
./hashcat.exe -a1.txt 2.txt --stdout > 12.txt
./hashcat.exe -a1 12.txt 3.txt > 123.txt
./hashcat.exe a1 123.txt 4.txt > 1234.txt
...
You get the point, very easy!
[/quote]
Worked perfectly, Thanks!
For each of those lines of 4 characters, put them in a file, e.g. 1.txt, 2.txt ....12.txt with each of the characters on a single line
Then simply use a combinator attack repeatedly to build your output dictionay:
./hashcat.exe -a1.txt 2.txt --stdout > 12.txt
./hashcat.exe -a1 12.txt 3.txt > 123.txt
./hashcat.exe a1 123.txt 4.txt > 1234.txt
...
You get the point, very easy!
[/quote]
Worked perfectly, Thanks!