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Message-ID: <56B754C5.4040409@mailbox.org>
Date: Sun, 7 Feb 2016 15:29:25 +0100
From: Frank Dittrich <frank.dittrich@...lbox.org>
To: john-users@...ts.openwall.com
Subject: Re: Cracking luks volume
On 02/07/2016 01:10 AM, Daniel Sorry wrote:
> Prince mode seems to be what I need but I'm worried it will be a pretty big
> list anyhow.
> Is there a way to define and narrow the list down ?
> For example: F6TgW8D8"1/2 special chars"F6TgW8D8"1/2 special chars"F6TgW8D8"2/2
> special chars"
This looks like mask mode might be more appropriate:
./john --mask='F6TgW8D8[!#]F6TgW8D8[!#]F6TgW8D8[!#][!#]'
Or, if you have variations of "F6TgW8D8", but them into a file (one
"word" per line) and use
./john --wordlist=file --mask='?w[!#]?w[!#]?w[!#][!#]'
etc.
If you are unsure whether or not you used 1 or 2 characters at the end,
try using --rules instead.
Put this section into john-local.conf:
[List.Rules:my_rules]
$[!#]X0zz$[!#]X0zz$[!#]
$[!#]X0zz$[!#]X0zzAz"[!#][!#]"
and run ./john --wordlist=file --rules=my_rules
$ ./john --wordlist=file --rules=my_rules --stdout
F6TgW8D8!F6TgW8D8!F6TgW8D8!
F6TgW8D8!F6TgW8D8!F6TgW8D8#
F6TgW8D8!F6TgW8D8#F6TgW8D8!
F6TgW8D8!F6TgW8D8#F6TgW8D8#
F6TgW8D8#F6TgW8D8!F6TgW8D8!
F6TgW8D8#F6TgW8D8!F6TgW8D8#
F6TgW8D8#F6TgW8D8#F6TgW8D8!
F6TgW8D8#F6TgW8D8#F6TgW8D8#
F6TgW8D8!F6TgW8D8!F6TgW8D8!!
F6TgW8D8!F6TgW8D8!F6TgW8D8!#
F6TgW8D8!F6TgW8D8!F6TgW8D8#!
F6TgW8D8!F6TgW8D8!F6TgW8D8##
F6TgW8D8!F6TgW8D8#F6TgW8D8!!
F6TgW8D8!F6TgW8D8#F6TgW8D8!#
F6TgW8D8!F6TgW8D8#F6TgW8D8#!
F6TgW8D8!F6TgW8D8#F6TgW8D8##
F6TgW8D8#F6TgW8D8!F6TgW8D8!!
F6TgW8D8#F6TgW8D8!F6TgW8D8!#
F6TgW8D8#F6TgW8D8!F6TgW8D8#!
F6TgW8D8#F6TgW8D8!F6TgW8D8##
F6TgW8D8#F6TgW8D8#F6TgW8D8!!
F6TgW8D8#F6TgW8D8#F6TgW8D8!#
F6TgW8D8#F6TgW8D8#F6TgW8D8#!
F6TgW8D8#F6TgW8D8#F6TgW8D8##
Frank
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