A more complete set of leet rules that some people may find useful.
Please read instructions into the source code of attached file.
If you are using hashcat (eg. hashcat-0.37), you should use the table lookup mode instead because it is the best way to go!
For instance:
$ /opt/hashcat-0.37/hashcat-cli64.bin -a5 --table-file=tables/leet.table ...
The reason I wrote hashcat_l33t.py is because oclHashcat-plus lacks the table lookup mode.
And unfortunately, as Atom told me, the table lookup mode is not likely to be implemented into oclHashcat-plus, due to several complex reasons I did not even understand lol. Yet they all seemed very plausible
Please read instructions into the source code of attached file.
If you are using hashcat (eg. hashcat-0.37), you should use the table lookup mode instead because it is the best way to go!
For instance:
$ /opt/hashcat-0.37/hashcat-cli64.bin -a5 --table-file=tables/leet.table ...
The reason I wrote hashcat_l33t.py is because oclHashcat-plus lacks the table lookup mode.
And unfortunately, as Atom told me, the table lookup mode is not likely to be implemented into oclHashcat-plus, due to several complex reasons I did not even understand lol. Yet they all seemed very plausible