04-07-2013, 07:02 PM
1) No, you can not use -r rules in combinator attack. You can, however, use -j and -k single rules. You can also use the combinator tool from hashcat-utils to combine the both dictionaries and pipe the output into oclHashcat-plus. This would allow you to use rules in combination mode.
2) You need to quote your input, since your shell will $ interpret as shell variable. Use -j '$-' for example.
3) Only with hashcat (CPU version) when using the --stdout parameter
4) The wiki does not include everything you maybe expect from it. This is because someone need to write the articles. If you want to do it, you are free to do so
Regarding your question, the -a 6 mode is if you want the brute-force (in form of a mask) part on the right side and the -a 7 mode is if you want it on the left side.
2) You need to quote your input, since your shell will $ interpret as shell variable. Use -j '$-' for example.
3) Only with hashcat (CPU version) when using the --stdout parameter
4) The wiki does not include everything you maybe expect from it. This is because someone need to write the articles. If you want to do it, you are free to do so
Regarding your question, the -a 6 mode is if you want the brute-force (in form of a mask) part on the right side and the -a 7 mode is if you want it on the left side.