Hashcat Rules
Sunday, August 12, 2012
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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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