Question on Hashcat

Hi,

Had to first do a search to see where the last Hashcat keyword was posted and seems was the lounge back.

So anyone know how I can use multiple lists or dictionary in Hashcat? A little similar to BTC recover in terms of mixing suggested lists.

Like list A, B and C all unique and all placed in unique positions but have multiple variations.

Don't know if the question is out straight but in summary want to create a dictionary using multiple word lists.

Any help is appreciated

Not sure if I caught your question fully, but if I understood correctly, you can just use the following command.

./hashcat.bin -m 0 -a 0 hash.txt dict1.txt dict2.txt dict3.txt

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You can also take a look at hashcat-utils, which provides some useful tools for wordlists.

Juhku said:

Not sure if I caught your question fully, but if I understood correctly, you can just use the following command.


You can also take a look at hashcat-utils, which provides some useful tools for wordlists.

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Thanks, using the command you gave above will thee dictionaries be interchanged in positions like A.B.C to A.C.B or will it stay static as A.B.C

Xeervier said:

Thanks, using the command you gave above will thee dictionaries be interchanged in positions like A.B.C to A.C.B or will it stay static as A.B.C

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I'm fairly sure that the wordlist position will be static, but if you need certainty, I suggest you look at hashcat-utils' combinator. It appends wordlists together to a single one.

Juhku said:

I'm fairly sure that the wordlist position will be static, but if you need certainty, I suggest you look at hashcat-utils' combinator. It appends wordlists together to a single one.

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Thanks, I'll do just that