05-25-2024, 10:49 PM
(05-25-2024, 07:25 PM)Nico33 Wrote:(05-25-2024, 01:51 PM)CmdFlaz Wrote: use of a custom char set might be more what your thinking of:
Code:hashcat -m -a 3 hash.txt ?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1?1 -1 a7sol3tely -w 4 -O --hwmon-disable --force
Hope this helps!
Hello CmdFlaz,
The thing is: I want to simulate a situation that I lost my password and that I remember that it's a word from a dictionary and that I remember it only contains 2 digits, but just don't know which word is used and which digits are used + don't remember the positions of the 2 digits.
So like: I want hashcat to try out every word in the wordlist, but do the steps as I explained in my first post.
To make it more clear of what I mean:
Lets say only 1 digit was used. I would like hashcat to do this:
0pple
a0ple
ap0le
app0e
appl0
Then move on to the numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and then move on to the next word in the wordlist and start again with number 0
But yea I want to do this with 2 digits instead of 1 digit.
I understand a bit better, perhaps you could make a ruleset using
Insert @ N iNX Insert character X at position N i4! p@ssW0rd p@ss!W0rd
* Indicates that N starts at 0. For character positions other than 0-9 use A-Z (A=10)
and have two of these rules on each line in your rule file, with all possible permutations?
just a thought theres probably a easier way lol
Insert @ N
iNX
Insert character X at position N
i4!
p@ssW0rd
p@ss!W0rd