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08-28-2022, 06:03 AM
(This post was last modified: 08-28-2022, 06:05 AM by TidyCat.)
Hi I am trying to create 2 rules for my Xfinity default password. I found online a few 5 letter and 6 letter dictionarys and I used the mentalist to combine the 2 dictionarys, one being 5 letter word+6 letter word and 6 letter word+5 letter word. But everytime I use mp64 it only prints out 2 lines of rules. I saw another post about this with an example of
I51 i62 i73 i84
The above example should only does 1234 at the 5th letter word. But I still don't get the results I want 0000-9999. Any help is appreciated.
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Why not just run with -a6 hashfile wordlist ?d?d?d?d
I'm not sure how feasible it is to create a rule file, as that should contain 10.000 lines.
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Looking at your headline, what you actually want is to have 4 digits between the 2 wordlist, correct?
I would run hashcat -a6 5letter-wordlist ?d?d?d?d --stdout > 5letter-wordlist-digits
After that you could run
hashcat -a1 hashlist 5letter-wordlist-digits 6letter-wordlist
And then repeat the process with the 6letter-wordlist
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I could do it that way and I tried it with the Mentalist but the output was 326gb file. I figured there would be an easy way creating a rule to keep the size down.
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08-28-2022, 02:24 PM
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