Need help with hashcat

[Nico33]

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

Hello CmdFlaz,

I will look it up and try it out when I can. I can't do the rule writing now or tomorrow, because I got other stuff to do. If I fail, I will just start off with writing basic rules and experiment with it to get a hang of it. It's best to start with the basics anyway.

I also did read that maskprocessor can generate rule files.

Let's say I start with a basic rule, like adding 1 digit at the end of each word and let maskprocessor generate that rule file and let's say that I run maskprocessor again and let it generate another rule file (adding 1 digit before every word in the wordlist), is it then possible to stack the 2 rule files with each other in hashcat, so that it tries both password1 and 1password or is it different when done with maskprocessor?

I got experience with using the rule based attack with rule files that are created by others and I know it's possible to stack rule files with each other, but maybe stacking rule files is only possible when the rule files are generated by hand and not by maskprocessor.

Thank you btw!