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Message-ID: <AANLkTi=6LfeiX3vDqjTaNp4mQOT2Kyjq4_16mEpb8n_V@mail.gmail.com> Date: Tue, 19 Oct 2010 16:52:05 -0500 From: Minga Minga <mingakore@...il.com> To: john-users@...ts.openwall.com Subject: Solution to this 'l33t' rules problem? So heres something that I can't figure out, take the word: neglected And place it into a wordlist. and run a command such as: # ./john -w:neglected.dic --rules:korelogicrulesl33t -stdout | grep -i ^n3gl3 You get words such as : n3gl3ct3d N3gl3ct3d n3gl3c+3d N3gl3c+3d But how would you go about cracking the passwords: N3gl3cted n3gl3cted Negl3cted Negl3ct3d Notice that _NOT_ all of the e's are turned into 3s. I've started to see a few of these passwords that Ive missed previously, and I totally should have been able to crack them. Any ideas? The problem obviously isn't with just 'e's but _all_ "l33t" translations. What about 'mississippi' ? The 'l33t' rules should be able to generate passes like; mis$iss1ppi (Notice how one of the s's is changed - and only one of the i's is changed as well). I got the idea for this from the list of NTLM hashes not cracked from the DEFCON contest. -Rick / Minga KoreLogic
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