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Message-ID: <20100803205512.GA18024@openwall.com>
Date: Wed, 4 Aug 2010 00:55:12 +0400
From: Solar Designer <solar@...nwall.com>
To: john-users@...ts.openwall.com
Subject: Re: 1337 aka Leet Rules
On Wed, Aug 04, 2010 at 12:35:32AM +0400, Solar Designer wrote:
> To produce all combinations of "e" to "3" and "o" to "0" replacements in
> a word containing 2 instances of each of these characters, you can use:
>
> %2e vap0 %2o vbp0 /e vcp0 /o op[o0] oc[e3] ob[o0] oa[e3]
Actually, this can be simplified to:
%2e op[e3] %2o op[o0] /e op[e3] /o op[o0]
which is also more similar to the last line of the four-line and
five-line versions:
> An alternative that does not require 2 instances of each letter may be:
>
> /e op[e3] /o op[o0]
> %2[eo] op\p[30] /\r[eeo] op\p[e30]
> %2[eo] op\p[30] /e op3 /o op0
> %2e op3 %2o op0 /e op[e3] /o op[o0]
...
> To avoid producing an unmodified instance of the word, this may be
> further revised to:
>
> /[eo] op\p[30]
> /e op3 /o op0
> %2[eo] op\p[30] /\r[eeo] op\p[e30]
> %2[eo] op\p[30] /e op3 /o op0
> %2e op3 %2o op0 /e op[e3] /o op[o0]
Basically, we have the single line for all 16 combinations, and we may
split it into 4*4 = 16 or 2+1+4+4+4 = 15 if we need to treat some of the
combinations specially (such as exclude the no-op one).
Alexander
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