Hello.
Sorry for my English. Is the google translator.
Need help in creating a rules file having such mutations:
Case mutation: the program checks all variations of uppercase/lowercase characters.
Digit mutation: adding several digits to the work (from the dictionary) as prefix and suffix.
Border mutation: similar to the above, but adding not only digits, but also most commonly used combinations like 123, $$$, 666, qwerty, 007, Ñ…Ñ…Ñ… etc.; in addition, adding some chars at both end of the word, e.g. #password#, $password$ and more.
Order mutation: reversing the order (password - drowssap), repeating the word (password - passwordpassword), adding the reversed word (password - passworddrowssap).
Duplicate mutation: duplicating the characters, e.g. ppassword, paassword, passsword, passwword etc.
Year mutation: adding the year (four digits) at the end of the word: password1973, password2002.
I mean these mutations on the basis of elcomsoftu.
My English is poor and harder to understand me![Sad Sad]()
And in the network, there is no specific tutorials on this subject.
Regards Jack
Sorry for my English. Is the google translator.
Need help in creating a rules file having such mutations:
Case mutation: the program checks all variations of uppercase/lowercase characters.
Digit mutation: adding several digits to the work (from the dictionary) as prefix and suffix.
Border mutation: similar to the above, but adding not only digits, but also most commonly used combinations like 123, $$$, 666, qwerty, 007, Ñ…Ñ…Ñ… etc.; in addition, adding some chars at both end of the word, e.g. #password#, $password$ and more.
Order mutation: reversing the order (password - drowssap), repeating the word (password - passwordpassword), adding the reversed word (password - passworddrowssap).
Duplicate mutation: duplicating the characters, e.g. ppassword, paassword, passsword, passwword etc.
Year mutation: adding the year (four digits) at the end of the word: password1973, password2002.
I mean these mutations on the basis of elcomsoftu.
My English is poor and harder to understand me
![Sad Sad](http://hashcat.net/images/smilies/sad.gif)
And in the network, there is no specific tutorials on this subject.
Regards Jack