Filter When Using Toggles ?

[Hash-IT]

no because if i do this, there is no way in doing the opposite again.

OK, I was just thinking there might be a way for a user to switch off filtering easily. Perhaps filtering on by default and a simple –f 0 to turn it off for example. I didn’t realise it would be so complicated.

I am not clever enough to work out why case manipulation (toggle rule) is filtered out or how it affects a given words WPA suitability. I understand you cannot toggle a number but I guessed the rest of the alpha in the word could be. I will try to think about this on my own and not bother you with it again, I clearly have much to learn.

Here you say..

if any of the functions report an negative return, the whole rule is skipped

then here…

rejected rules

However during use it seemed to me that hashcatplus was rejecting my “words” from the list not the rule. As the status update on the screen said “rejected xxx / xxx”. I couldn’t work it out.

I have tried to experiment on my own so as not to take up your time on this but I have been unable to see the output from hashcatplus. I can do this no problem with maskprocessor and hashcat but not with hashcatplus as I understand it doesn’t have –stdout. Unfortunately hashcatplus is the one that does the rule filtering so I can’t print to a text file to see how my rules are being rejected and on which words.

Is there a technique I could use to test my rules against the filter in hashcatplus before running them on my list ?

Thank you.