Not sure what cracking option i should use -_-

[SomeGuy]

i just downloaded it. Wait so it doesn't crack AES-Twofish-Serperent? I thought it said that in the site that it supports XTS cascades and all hashes.

I just re check and i think your right i must have miss read that -_- So is there not a program that can crack cascades? I thought trucrack could but it has limited options in rules and that jazz. Or i that irrelevant because i have a dictionary now i can use with Trucrack?

Also how many passwords is this new file that you made?

[mkcon]

i just downloaded it.

Thanks for telling me. W will delete the file.

Wait so it doesn't crack AES-Twofish-Serperent? I thought it said that in the site that it supports XTS cascades and all hashes.

I just re check and i think your right i must have miss read that -_- So is there not a program that can crack cascades? I thought trucrack could but it has limited options in rules and that jazz. Or i that irrelevant because i have a dictionary now i can use with Trucrack?

You have a dictionary. No rules should be neccessary.
If truecrack supports cascades, it should work - provided you remembered the password scheme well enough.

Also how many passwords is this new file that you made?

There should be 7.831.648 passwords in the dictionary.
So that seems to be a challanging task for truecrack (no gpu support).

Good luck!

[SomeGuy]

i just downloaded it.

Thanks for telling me. W will delete the file.

Wait so it doesn't crack AES-Twofish-Serperent? I thought it said that in the site that it supports XTS cascades and all hashes.

I just re check and i think your right i must have miss read that -_- So is there not a program that can crack cascades? I thought trucrack could but it has limited options in rules and that jazz. Or i that irrelevant because i have a dictionary now i can use with Trucrack?

You have a dictionary. No rules should be neccessary.
If truecrack supports cascades, it should work - provided you remembered the password scheme well enough.

Also how many passwords is this new file that you made?

There should be 7.831.648 passwords in the dictionary.
So that seems to be a challanging task for truecrack (no gpu support).

Good luck!

when you say assuming i remembered the password scheme well enough you are referring to the dictionary you made right?

It only supports Nvidia if i recall so i have a GTX 650 so that'll work but i'll take like a month i think so i'll start on it this coming weekend after summer school.

Do i have to do anything with the dictionary? It showed up as a massive block of chars with no formatting like 1 password per line. Is that an issue?

[mkcon]

when you say assuming i remembered the password scheme well enough you are referring to the dictionary you made right?

Yes.

Do i have to do anything with the dictionary? It showed up as a massive block of chars with no formatting like 1 password per line. Is that an issue?

As i already told you the dictionary is compressed with gzip. You have to unzip it first.

If you want to look inside it then (assuming you work on Windows) open it with Wordpad (not the simple "Editor") because the file has Unix line ending conventions.

[SomeGuy]

when you say assuming i remembered the password scheme well enough you are referring to the dictionary you made right?

Yes.

Do i have to do anything with the dictionary? It showed up as a massive block of chars with no formatting like 1 password per line. Is that an issue?

As i already told you the dictionary is compressed with gzip. You have to unzip it first.

If you want to look inside it then (assuming you work on Windows) open it with Wordpad (not the simple "Editor") because the file has Unix line ending conventions.

ah i was using notepad Thanks wordpad showed the formating.

I'll start this coming weekend and i'll post back in a month or two rofl

Crap trucrack is linux only :/ I'll have to install linux :/

[SomeGuy]

FYI i did the math wrong it is actually like a few mins for trucrack to crack the file So i'll just use TCBrute2 on my CPU. It'll take 7.5 hours. I should have added a rule saying start with q or Q and it would have been even shorter but i'll post back when it finishes in early morning.

[SomeGuy]

didn't work so you dd 14-19 characters places right? Can you do 10-13 one for me to try? Thanks

[mkcon]

didn't work so you dd 14-19 characters places right? Can you do 10-13 one for me to try? Thanks

Ooops, 19 chars are missing due to off by one error. Sorry for that!

Please download the 19 chars dictionary (15.360 passwords) from
https://www.sendspace.com/file/540ils

If that does not give success download the 10-13 chars dictionary (15.205.795 passwords) from
https://www.sendspace.com/file/tmfvfw

Both files are in unix text convention and gzipped as before.

[SomeGuy]

didn't work so you dd 14-19 characters places right? Can you do 10-13 one for me to try? Thanks

Ooops, 19 chars are missing due to off by one error. Sorry for that!

Please download the 19 chars dictionary (15.360 passwords) from
https://www.sendspace.com/file/540ils

If that does not give success download the 10-13 chars dictionary (15.205.795 passwords) from
https://www.sendspace.com/file/tmfvfw

Both files are in unix text convention and gzipped as before.

how is 10-13 twice the size as of 14-18???? Yes those sizes make no sense 15 mil for 10-13?, 7.5 mil for 14-18?, and only 15k for 19 char???

[mkcon]

how is 10-13 twice the size as of 14-18???? Yes those sizes make no sense 15 mil for 10-13?, 7.5 mil for 14-18?, and only 15k for 19 char???

You are right. The numbers are wrong.
I should have done the math before producing code.

Now my numbers match my math (at least for 18 and 19 character passwords):

For a 19 char password you can either have
all 10 keys (qwert12345) and 9 blanks distributed on 11 positions (start of pwd, end of pwd or 9 in between the keys) which by also allowing shift-key sums up to 1024 * (11 over 9) = 1024 * 55 pwds
or
9 out of 10 keys (qwert12345) and 10 blanks at every possible position (start of pwd, end of pwd, 8 in between the keys) which by also allowing shift-key sums up to 512 * (10 over 9) = 512 * 10 pwds.
Thus there should be exactly 61.440 passwords of length 19 and i checked this in the new dictionary.

For a 18 char password you can either have
all 10 keys (qwert12345) and 8 blanks distributed on 11 positions which by also allowing shift-key sums up to 1024 * (11 over 8) = 1024 * 165 pwds
or
9 out of 10 keys (qwert12345) and 9 blanks at 10 positions which by also allowing shift-key sums up to 512 * 10 * 10 = 51200 pwds.
Thus there should be exactly 220.160 passwords of length 18 and i re-checked this in the new dictionary.

For the shorter passwords the number of possibilities is a bit higher because there are more possibilities for selecting keys and distributing blanks.

The new and hopefully finally correct dictionary for length 14-19 can be downloaded from https://www.sendspace.com/file/xbvv3b. It contains 6.749.696 passwords.

The dictionary for length 10-13 can be obtained from https://www.sendspace.com/file/g415kv. It contains 10.636.416 entries.

The dictionaries rely on
1. The order of the keys qwert12345 is fixed. If you allow permutations you will get a lot more passwords
2. The password contains no consecutive blanks (at most 1 blank at every position in between the keys).

Sorry again. I should go on vacation. Computers are bad for brain.