12-01-2017, 12:01 AM
Take a look at the leetspeak.rule file in hashcat's /rules folder. It specifies rules for substituting one character for another, e.g.:
sa4
sa@
One rule to substitute (s) character 'a' -> '4' and another rule for 'a' -> '@'
A form of transliteration! I'd suggest that you make your own transliterate.rule file like so (using your own example):
etc.
Then run hashcat in -a 0 mode with a Ukranian wordlist and your new -r transliterate.rule.
sa4
sa@
One rule to substitute (s) character 'a' -> '4' and another rule for 'a' -> '@'
A form of transliteration! I'd suggest that you make your own transliterate.rule file like so (using your own example):
Code:
sлk
sоj
sпg
sаf
sтn
etc.
Then run hashcat in -a 0 mode with a Ukranian wordlist and your new -r transliterate.rule.