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Review potential additional character substitutions #24

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ryannewington opened this issue Aug 2, 2019 · 2 comments
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Review potential additional character substitutions #24

ryannewington opened this issue Aug 2, 2019 · 2 comments
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char subsitution:

can the following be added?
6 --> b (g?)
3 --> e or m or w
9 --> g or q
! --> i or l
1 --> i or l
7 --> j or t
5 --> s

  • (plus) --> t

is it even possible to have multiple replacement options like for example the "3". I can imagine that can turn into a nightmare as you would end up with multiple (if not many due to exponential increase) passwords to check against the store

Originally posted by @zjorz in #22 (comment)

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From @EnviableOne

Link to Hashcat's leetspeak rule: these 21 are the most common password substitutions used and should increase the hitrate on banned words.
For those not uptodate on hashcat syntax, s is the substitute directive and the following character is substituted for the one following so sa4 is swap a for 4
this rulle would generate a couple of normalisation candidates, 9 could be g or q, and if adding the missing to the current rule set 6 can be b or g

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