If mask processor is used piped to hashcat using the following...
mp32.exe -1 abcdef9876543210 ?1?1?1?1?1?1z | hashcat-cli32.exe -r sample.rule --stdout passlist.txt >> Rule_Result.txt
The "z" is not included in the output. I have also tried ...
mp32.exe -1 abcdef9876543210 ?1?1?1?1?1?1"z" | hashcat-cli32.exe -r sample.rule --stdout passlist.txt >> Rule_Result.txt
mp32.exe -1 abcdef9876543210 "?1?1?1?1?1?1z" | hashcat-cli32.exe -r sample.rule --stdout passlist.txt >> Rule_Result.txt
Neither of which work as expected for me.
The rule list simple prefixes letters ranging from abcdef9876543210 in 3 character columns in order that the final outcome is 10 characters long. I am only printing to a file now to see if it works as I intend to use this code directly to hashcatplus for WPA. I understood that I should add rules to hashcatplus to get the full benefit of GPU acceleration so this was an attempt to do that.
I just put a character "1" in the password list file to get it working in hashcat to file.
Any suggestions as to what I am doing wrong ?
Thank you.
mp32.exe -1 abcdef9876543210 ?1?1?1?1?1?1z | hashcat-cli32.exe -r sample.rule --stdout passlist.txt >> Rule_Result.txt
The "z" is not included in the output. I have also tried ...
mp32.exe -1 abcdef9876543210 ?1?1?1?1?1?1"z" | hashcat-cli32.exe -r sample.rule --stdout passlist.txt >> Rule_Result.txt
mp32.exe -1 abcdef9876543210 "?1?1?1?1?1?1z" | hashcat-cli32.exe -r sample.rule --stdout passlist.txt >> Rule_Result.txt
Neither of which work as expected for me.
The rule list simple prefixes letters ranging from abcdef9876543210 in 3 character columns in order that the final outcome is 10 characters long. I am only printing to a file now to see if it works as I intend to use this code directly to hashcatplus for WPA. I understood that I should add rules to hashcatplus to get the full benefit of GPU acceleration so this was an attempt to do that.
I just put a character "1" in the password list file to get it working in hashcat to file.
Any suggestions as to what I am doing wrong ?
Thank you.