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muliple custom charsets fail #15

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C00kieM0nste7 opened this issue Mar 27, 2018 · 4 comments
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muliple custom charsets fail #15

C00kieM0nste7 opened this issue Mar 27, 2018 · 4 comments

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@C00kieM0nste7
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C00kieM0nste7 commented Mar 27, 2018

win10 x64

maskprocessor-0.73>mp64 -o dictionary.txt -1 abcABC -2 !@#?"{2345 -3 ^&*(6789 salt?1sugar?2?2mustard?3pepper
Usage: mp64 [options] mask

Try --help for more help.
@C00kieM0nste7
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Ok, looks like there are some symbols that you can't use in a custom charset. That I found: " ?

@magnumripper
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magnumripper commented Mar 27, 2018

Of course you can. You just need to learn very basic properties of your shell.

@C00kieM0nste7
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C00kieM0nste7 commented Mar 27, 2018

Very helpful. It's only logical, that someone who needs to use a commandline once in ten years (if not less often) will spend couple of days reading documentation.

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roycewilliams commented Mar 28, 2018

You only need to have remembered that different shells have different special characters (wildcards, escape characters, etc.). Google for "windows command line special characters" or "linux command line special characters" (or whater applies to your platform). You should be able to get up to speed pretty quickly. I think it's reasonable to expect that level of research.

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