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Date: Fri, 20 Sep 2019 20:54:37 +0000 (UTC)
From: Dave Coleman <akira7799@...oo.com>
To: john-users@...ts.openwall.com
Subject: Rules for Known Password Structure
All,
I have the following known passwords:
ss15-vyp1wh1k1qeh82sm20-4d44qfek1zjnvsm26-hp3iibat127n6sm27-n6fqycthh3mcd
I would like to create a rule for these known passwords to find an unknown password, but don't know where to start.
I saw a prior post with these commmands: const std::string one = "Ll";
const std::string two = "o0";
const std::string three = all;
const std::string four = all;
const std::string five = "-_";
const std::string six = all;
const std::string seven = all;
const std::string eight = "nN";However, I'm not sure where to edit/insert/create this text, or if this even proper syntax.
Can someone point me in the right direction?
My thoughts for this rule:-18 characters total-lowercase s for the first character-lowercase s or m for the second character-numeric characters for characters 4 and 5-a '-' for character 5-lowercase letters and numbers for the remaining characters
Using the above as template with my rules, I hope it would go something like this:
const std::string one = "s";const std::string two = "sm";const std::string three = "?d";const std::string four = "?d";const std::string five = "-";
const std::string six = "?d?l";
const std::string seven = "?d?l";
const std::string eight = "?d?l";
const std::string nine = "?d?l";
const std::string ten = "?d?l";
const std::string eleven = "?d?l";
const std::string twelve = "?d?l";
const std::string thirteen= "?d?l";
const std::string forteen = "?d?l";
const std::string fifteen = "?d?l";
const std::string sixteen = "?d?l";
const std::string seventeen= "?d?l";
const std::string eighteen= "?d?l";
I've never coded/programmed and need some pointers on this front. The documentation in the john.conf is helpful, but I don't know the next steps. I don't know where to put this (or...if this is even right).
If anyone is able to lend a hand, I'd greatly appreciate it.
Thanks so much for your time and cooperation,
Dave
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