@Hash-IT:: Replaying to your PM too:
What you want to do can be easily done using the following RegEx command:
This will remove any line starting with five zeros AND followed by any character other than a zero.
However, I can't see any point of doing that. Even if the hash starts with seven zeros, it is still a masked hash.
The chances of generating an SHA-1 hash starting with five zeros in a row are little to nothing!
Just to make everything clear.
Hash-IT is probably using ULM as a RegEx text editor, all the grep stuff won't do any good here.
What you want to do can be easily done using the following RegEx command:
Code:
^00000[^0]However, I can't see any point of doing that. Even if the hash starts with seven zeros, it is still a masked hash.
The chances of generating an SHA-1 hash starting with five zeros in a row are little to nothing!
Just to make everything clear.
Hash-IT is probably using ULM as a RegEx text editor, all the grep stuff won't do any good here.