Wifipr 3.9.0.399

Hybrid attack rules. : Do nothing to the input word Example: password { Rotate left. Example: asswordp } Rotate right Example: dpasswor [ Delete first character Example:assword ] Delete last character Example: passwor c Capitalize Example: Password C Lowercase the first character, uppercase the rest Example: pASSWORD d Duplicate word Example: password -> passwordpassword f Reflect word Example: password -> passworddrowssap k Convert word using alternative (first after default) keyboard layout. The rule works in both directions. For example, if there's Russian keyboard layout installed previously in the system, the rule should convert word 'password' to Russian '僥鑄簪蒲', and Russian word '鋒曉鼻' to 'gfhjkm'. This is very helpful when looking for non-English passwords. If only one language is installed in the system, the rule does nothing. Example: password -> 僥鑄簪蒲 K Swap last two characters Example: password -> passwodr l Convert all characters to lowercase q Duplicate all symbols Example: password -> ppaasssswwoorrdd r Reverse word Example: password -> drowssap t Toggle case of all characters Example: PassWord -> pASSwORD u Convert to uppercase Example: password -> PASSWORD U Capitalize all words delimited with space (upper-case the first character and every character after a space) Example: very good password -> Very Good Password V Vowels elite Example: password -> PaSSWoRD v Vowels noelite Example: password -> pASSWoRD ============================================================ 'N Truncate the word to N character(s) length Example: '4 -> password -> pass +N Increment character at position N by 1 ASCII value Example: +1 -> password -> pbssword -N Decrement character at position N by 1 Example: -0 -> password -> oassword .N Replace character at position N with character at position N+1 Example: .4 -> password -> passoord ,N Replace character at position N with character at position N-1. Where N > 0. Example: ,1 -> password -> ppssword <N Reject the word if it is greater than N characters long >N Reject the word if it is less than N characters long aN Check all possible symbol cases for the word. N is a maximal length of the word to apply this rule for. Be careful, this rule generates 2^N variants for each word (where N is the word's length). DN Delete the character at position N Example: D2D2 -> password -> paword pN Copy word N times. N = 3 .. 9 Example: p3 -> password -> passwordpasswordpassword SLN Bitwise shift left character at position N Example: SL2 -> 012345678 -> 01d345678 SRN Bitwise shift right character at position N Example: SR2 -> password -> pa9sword TN Toggle case of the character at position N Example: T1T5 -> password -> pAsswOrd yN Duplicate first N characters Example: y3 -> password -> paspasword YN Duplicate last N characters Example: Y3 -> password -> paswordord zN Duplicate the first character of the word N times Example: z3 -> password -> ppppassword ZN Duplicate the last character of the word N times Example: Z3 -> password -> passwordddd ============================================================ $X Add character X to the end of the word Example: $0$0$7 -> password -> password007 ^X Insert character X at the beginning of the word Example: ^3^2^1 -> password -> 123password @X Remove all characters X from the word Example: @s -> password -> paword !X Reject the word if it contains at least one character X /X Reject the word if it does not contain character X (X Reject the word if the first character is not X )X Reject the word if the last character is not X eX Extract a substring starting at position 0 and ending up before first occurrence of X character (do nothing if X is not found) Example: e@ -> username@domain.com -> username EX Extract a substring starting right after first found X character and till the end of the string (do nothing if X is not found) Example: E@e. -> username@domain.com -> domain ============================================================ %MX Reject the word if it does not contain at least M instances of the character X *MN Swap character at position M with character at position N Example: *15 -> password -> possward =NX Reject the word if the character at position N is not equal to the X iNX Insert the character X in position N Example: i4ai5bi6c -> password -> passabcword oNX Overwrite a character in position N with the character X Example: o4Ao5Bo6C -> password -> passABCd sXY Replace all characters X with Y Example: ss$so0 -> password -> pa$$w0rd xNM Extract a substring of up to M characters length, starting from position N. Example: x4Z -> password -> word ============================================================ INX-Y Insert the character X at position N if previous character at position N is not Y Example: rI0/-/r -> google.com -> google.com/ rI0/-/r -> google.com/ -> google.com/ INX+Y Insert the character X at position N if previous character at position N is Y Example: rI0.+.r -> password. -> password.. ONX-Y If the character at position N is not Y, overwrite it with X character Example: O0-+p -> password -> -assword ONX+Y If the character at position N is Y, overwrite it with X character Example: O0P+p -> password -> Password RNM+Y Remove character at position N if character at position M is Y Example: R01+a -> password -> assword RNM-Y Remove character at position N if character at position M is not Y Example: R40-b -> password -> passord ============================================================ ?iN[C] Insert a character from a charset [C] into position N of the word. Where C should be either a predefined charset name or a custom character set itself. Example: ?i0[digits] -> password -> 0password, 1password ... 9password ?iZ[C] Insert a character from a charset [C] into the last position of the word. Where C should be either a predefined charset name or a custom character set itself. Example: ?iZ[digits] -> password -> password0, password1 ... password9 ?i[C] Insert a character from a charset [C] into every position of the word. Where C should be either a predefined charset name or a custom character set itself. Example: ?i[special] -> password -> ~password, !password ... password_, password+ ?oN[C] Overwrite a character at position N with a character taken from a charset [C]. Where C should be either a predefined charset name or a custom character set itself. Example: ?o1[upperalpha] -> password -> pAssword, pBssword ... pZssword ?oZ[C] Overwrite a character at the last position with a character taken from a charset [C]. Where C should be either a predefined charset name or a custom character set itself. Example: ?oZ[upperalpha] -> password -> passworA, passworB ... passworZ ?o[C] Overwrite a character at every position of the word with a character taken from a charset [C]. Where C should be either a predefined charset name or a custom character set itself. Example: ?o[-=.] -> password -> -assword, =assword ... passwor. ============================================================ Rules are processed from the left to the right. Several rules at a line are allowed. Maximal line length is limited to 256 characters. Maximal output word length is limited to 256 characters. White space is ignored as long as it is not used as a parameter. A line started with # character considered as a comment All text before the [Rules] line is considered as a comment. N and M always start at 0. For values greater than 9 use A..Z (A=10, B=11, etc.) The following rules should be at the last position of a line: aN, ?iN[C], ?i[C], ?oN[C], ?o[C], ?iZ[C], ?oZ[C] ?iN[C], ?i[C], ?oN[C], ?o[C] ?iZ[C], ?oZ[C] rules use the following predefi