This question has already been asked here, but didn't receive a reply, and it's a *VERY* common-sense approach to vastly reduce the key space.
Most passwords have few uppercase characters, compared to the number of lowercase characters. How can passwords be limited to have at most N uppercase characters? I don't see any way to do this with masks. Do I need to write a word generator and filter out words with more than N uppercase chars?
This is an obvious and large improvement in cracking speed, so I hope I'm missing some obvious option to take advantage of it.
Most passwords have few uppercase characters, compared to the number of lowercase characters. How can passwords be limited to have at most N uppercase characters? I don't see any way to do this with masks. Do I need to write a word generator and filter out words with more than N uppercase chars?
This is an obvious and large improvement in cracking speed, so I hope I'm missing some obvious option to take advantage of it.