Hello,
I first want to say my English is not my 1st language, so there might be mistakes in the text.
What I need help with is the following:
I got a dictionary containing different English words. As a test I did create a test password and did hash it with the MD5 algorithm. What I did was replace two letters with 2 digits. Example: a7sol3tely (absolutely).
What I would like to do is make hashcat go through the wordlist and move the digits through every position of the words.
Examples:
00solutely
ab00lutely
abso00tely
absolu00ly
absolute00
0b0olutely
a0s0lutely
And so on.
Lets say that the test password is not cracked, then I would like it to change from 00 to 01 and do the same as above and then move on to 02 and so on till it finds the correct digits and the correct positions.
Is this possible? And if yes, how do I do this? I tried to crack the test password with different rules, but hashcat did not manage to crack it.
I first want to say my English is not my 1st language, so there might be mistakes in the text.
What I need help with is the following:
I got a dictionary containing different English words. As a test I did create a test password and did hash it with the MD5 algorithm. What I did was replace two letters with 2 digits. Example: a7sol3tely (absolutely).
What I would like to do is make hashcat go through the wordlist and move the digits through every position of the words.
Examples:
00solutely
ab00lutely
abso00tely
absolu00ly
absolute00
0b0olutely
a0s0lutely
And so on.
Lets say that the test password is not cracked, then I would like it to change from 00 to 01 and do the same as above and then move on to 02 and so on till it finds the correct digits and the correct positions.
Is this possible? And if yes, how do I do this? I tried to crack the test password with different rules, but hashcat did not manage to crack it.