Cisco ASA

[fuzztester]

Yes, I will be lying if I said I didn't think about that.
Indeed, maskprocessor's performance is nowhere around GPU's performance.

You can also make a file with all chopped usernames, analyze them, set 4 character sets and use them as a mask. This will also allow you to do hybrid attack which means use dicts on left side and chopped usernames on the right side.

Cracking those hashes like any other regular salted hash would require a new kernel since they are "salted".
However, as you can see we have more than one possible workaround, it should do.

I really like the idea of using the hybrid attack. Although, instead of making the charsets of the chopped up usernames, I think i'll try just using a list of usernames as the wordlist.

That will free up the custom charsets for me to attack the real password component instead.

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