@undeath, yes it does.
But the problem is, let's say you have 5 million file with salted hashes:
1) hashcat will try every password candidate with each hash thus making the run process very slow if you have many salted hashes
2) jtr with option will only test rules + certain username/email ONLY for 1 hash (not for every hash in the file)
The idea is to apply rules to certain word and test only with single hash where this username/email belongs.
Here is an example of using jtr single-mode attack: https://www.patpro.net/blog/index.php/20...pace-dump/
But the problem is, let's say you have 5 million file with salted hashes:
1) hashcat will try every password candidate with each hash thus making the run process very slow if you have many salted hashes
2) jtr with option
PHP Code:
SingleRetestGuessed = N
The idea is to apply rules to certain word and test only with single hash where this username/email belongs.
Here is an example of using jtr single-mode attack: https://www.patpro.net/blog/index.php/20...pace-dump/