Hashcat Rules
Sunday, August 12, 2012
Link to information about Hashcat rule based attack.
Besides the out of box rules and some of the amazing rules atom and his team comes up with. I will be updating this post from time to time adding new rules I come up with or others give me the idea to come up with.
malik51: and i where talking. I was trying to get ?d?s to be preappended and appended to a pass. As running two rules one appending and one preappending is slow and doesn't work. After much frustration I had one good idea what I will share below. His solution.
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This will add the same to both sides. !@pass!@ or 123pass123. Works great, and its fast.
However, I wanted more. I wanted passwords like 1@pass$% or 123pass#$% What I thought was the solution to the above actual works for this. It will first reverse the pass. ssap then append the digit or special character ssap@1 then reverse the word again. 1@pass Then finally append the next set to get you 1@pass$%
However, this only works for two spots. you cant do 123pass#$% just to big.
In the spirit of the malik51roll2.rule I made the ldsUroll.rule
It appends and presppends lowercase, digits, special, and uppercase.
EDIT: 8/12/2012 4:13AM
The following haven't found that many, but they found some.
bible verse numbers:
./mp64.bin -1 123456 -2 12 '$: $?d $?d' -o biblenum1.rule
./mp64.bin -1 123456 -2 12 '$: $1 $?d $?d' -o biblenum2.rule
./mp64.bin -1 123456 -2 12 '$ $: $?d $?d' -o biblenum1a.rule
./mp64.bin -1 123456 -2 12 '$ $: $1 $?d $?d' -o biblenum2a.rule
./mp64.bin -1 123456 -2 12 '$?d $: $?d $?d' -o biblenum3.rule
./mp64.bin -1 123456 -2 12 '$?d $: $1 $?d $?d' -o biblenum4.rule
./mp64.bin -1 123456 -2 12 '$?1 $?d $: $?d $?d $?d' -o biblenum5.rule
./mp64.bin -1 123456 -2 12 '$?1 $?d $: $1 $?d $?d $?d' -o biblenum6.rule
./mp64.bin -1 123456 -2 12 '$1 $5 $0 $: $?2 $?d $?d $?d' -o biblenum7.rule
biblenum* >> bible.rule
append : 1-3 everything
./mp64.bin -1 ?d?s?l?u '$: $?1' -o append1.rule
./mp64.bin -1 ?d?s?l?u '$: $?1 $?1' -o append2.rule
./mp64.bin -1 ?d?s?l?u '$: $?1 $?1 $?1' -o append3.rule
append* >> append.rule
Append clock both 12 and 24 hour
./mp64.bin -1 12 -2 1234 -3 12345 '$?1 $?2 $: $?3 $?d' -o clock.rule
#haven't tried this, most likly to large.
./mp64.bin -1 12 -2 1234 -3 12345 '$?1 $?2 $: $?3 $?d $: $?d $?d' -o clockSeconds.rule
Besides the out of box rules and some of the amazing rules atom and his team comes up with. I will be updating this post from time to time adding new rules I come up with or others give me the idea to come up with.
malik51: and i where talking. I was trying to get ?d?s to be preappended and appended to a pass. As running two rules one appending and one preappending is slow and doesn't work. After much frustration I had one good idea what I will share below. His solution.
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/mp64.bin -1 ?d?s '$?1 $?1 Y2 }}' -o malik51roll2.rule./mp64.bin -1 ?d?s '$?1 $?1 $?1 Y3 }}}' -o malik51roll3.rule
This will add the same to both sides. !@pass!@ or 123pass123. Works great, and its fast.
However, I wanted more. I wanted passwords like 1@pass$% or 123pass#$% What I thought was the solution to the above actual works for this. It will first reverse the pass. ssap then append the digit or special character ssap@1 then reverse the word again. 1@pass Then finally append the next set to get you 1@pass$%
./mp64.bin -1 ?d?s 'r $?1 $?1 r $?1 $?1' -o init6reverse.ruleHowever, this only works for two spots. you cant do 123pass#$% just to big.
In the spirit of the malik51roll2.rule I made the ldsUroll.rule
./mp64.bin -1 ?l?d?s?u '$?1 $?1 Y2 }}' -o ldsUroll.ruleIt appends and presppends lowercase, digits, special, and uppercase.
EDIT: 8/12/2012 4:13AM
The following haven't found that many, but they found some.
bible verse numbers:
./mp64.bin -1 123456 -2 12 '$: $?d $?d' -o biblenum1.rule
./mp64.bin -1 123456 -2 12 '$: $1 $?d $?d' -o biblenum2.rule
./mp64.bin -1 123456 -2 12 '$ $: $?d $?d' -o biblenum1a.rule
./mp64.bin -1 123456 -2 12 '$ $: $1 $?d $?d' -o biblenum2a.rule
./mp64.bin -1 123456 -2 12 '$?d $: $?d $?d' -o biblenum3.rule
./mp64.bin -1 123456 -2 12 '$?d $: $1 $?d $?d' -o biblenum4.rule
./mp64.bin -1 123456 -2 12 '$?1 $?d $: $?d $?d $?d' -o biblenum5.rule
./mp64.bin -1 123456 -2 12 '$?1 $?d $: $1 $?d $?d $?d' -o biblenum6.rule
./mp64.bin -1 123456 -2 12 '$1 $5 $0 $: $?2 $?d $?d $?d' -o biblenum7.rule
biblenum* >> bible.rule
append : 1-3 everything
./mp64.bin -1 ?d?s?l?u '$: $?1' -o append1.rule
./mp64.bin -1 ?d?s?l?u '$: $?1 $?1' -o append2.rule
./mp64.bin -1 ?d?s?l?u '$: $?1 $?1 $?1' -o append3.rule
append* >> append.rule
Append clock both 12 and 24 hour
./mp64.bin -1 12 -2 1234 -3 12345 '$?1 $?2 $: $?3 $?d' -o clock.rule
#haven't tried this, most likly to large.
./mp64.bin -1 12 -2 1234 -3 12345 '$?1 $?2 $: $?3 $?d $: $?d $?d' -o clockSeconds.rule
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