Jul 4, 2013 10:43 AM
(This post was last modified: Jul 5, 2013 03:34 AM by sHyRe.)
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What is maskprocessor ? :
Maskprocessor is a High-Performance word generator with a per-position configureable charset packed into a single stand-alone binary.
Where can i download maskprocessor ? :
Download
How can i use maskprocessor ? :
1. Open up Command Prompt 'CMD'
Start > RUN > cmd.exe
Start > Searchbar > cmd.exe
2. Type in 'cd <FILEPATH>'
Example :
3.
4. Decide what you want to build/do with maskprocessor
5. Read the --help File or the instructions in this Tutorial
This Spoiler will help you Spoiler (Click to View)
6. Have a look at this modifiable Commands/Options
Spoiler (Click to View)
7. Type in 'mp32.exe --output-file dicts/bf_d_4.dict ?d?d?d?d?d?d?d?d' to create a 8 digit numeric list.
--output-file dicts/bf_d_4.dict
--output-file dicts/bf_d_4.dict
Red = Name of the output File example --output-file dicts/8digit.lst
How do i modify Commands/Options ? :
This is the Command/Option i pick for showing you how to modify it for you personal needs.
echo digit (for an alphanumeric list)
mp32.exe --output-file dicts/bf_d_1.dict ?d (1 endline , 2 endline , 3 endline , 4 endline ...)
mp32.exe --output-file dicts/bf_d_2.dict ?d?d (01 endline , 02 endline , 03 endline , 04 endline ...)
mp32.exe --output-file dicts/bf_d_3.dict ?d?d?d (001 endline , 002 endline , 003 endline , 004 endline ...)
mp32.exe --output-file dicts/bf_d_4.dict ?d?d?d?d (0001 endline , 0002 endline , 0003 endline , 0004 endline ...)
This Commands/Options end with 4 digit '0123' but you need a 8,9 or 10 ... digit list for WPA/WPA2
That means you have to append this
(8 Digit)
(9 Digit)
(10 Digit)
after this
Example :
to create a 8 Digit List (12345678)
Information about the size of this lists :
8 Digit (976.563 KB) < 1 Gigabyte
9 Digit (10.742.188 KB) > 10 Gigabyte
10 Digit (117.187.500 KB) > 117 Gigabyte
I hope i helped some of you have a nice day
Maskprocessor is a High-Performance word generator with a per-position configureable charset packed into a single stand-alone binary.
Where can i download maskprocessor ? :
Download
How can i use maskprocessor ? :
1. Open up Command Prompt 'CMD'
Start > RUN > cmd.exe
Start > Searchbar > cmd.exe
2. Type in 'cd <FILEPATH>'
Example :
Code
cd C:\Users\S0b3r\Downloads\maskprocessor-0.69\maskprocessor-0.693.
Code
Type in 'mp32.exe --help' or 'mp64.exe --help' to open the WIKI/Help File with all useful Commands/Options4. Decide what you want to build/do with maskprocessor
5. Read the --help File or the instructions in this Tutorial
This Spoiler will help you Spoiler (Click to View)
6. Have a look at this modifiable Commands/Options
Spoiler (Click to View)
7. Type in 'mp32.exe --output-file dicts/bf_d_4.dict ?d?d?d?d?d?d?d?d' to create a 8 digit numeric list.
--output-file dicts/bf_d_4.dict
--output-file dicts/bf_d_4.dict
Red = Name of the output File example --output-file dicts/8digit.lst
How do i modify Commands/Options ? :
This is the Command/Option i pick for showing you how to modify it for you personal needs.
echo digit (for an alphanumeric list)
mp32.exe --output-file dicts/bf_d_1.dict ?d (1 endline , 2 endline , 3 endline , 4 endline ...)
mp32.exe --output-file dicts/bf_d_2.dict ?d?d (01 endline , 02 endline , 03 endline , 04 endline ...)
mp32.exe --output-file dicts/bf_d_3.dict ?d?d?d (001 endline , 002 endline , 003 endline , 004 endline ...)
mp32.exe --output-file dicts/bf_d_4.dict ?d?d?d?d (0001 endline , 0002 endline , 0003 endline , 0004 endline ...)
This Commands/Options end with 4 digit '0123' but you need a 8,9 or 10 ... digit list for WPA/WPA2
That means you have to append this
(8 Digit)
Code
?d?d?d?d?d?d?d?d(9 Digit)
Code
?d?d?d?d?d?d?d?d?d(10 Digit)
Code
?d?d?d?d?d?d?d?d?d?dafter this
Code
'mp32.exe --output-file dicts/bf_d_4.dict'Example :
Code
mp32.exe --output-file dicts/bf_d_4.dict ?d?d?d?d?d?d?d?dto create a 8 Digit List (12345678)
Information about the size of this lists :
8 Digit (976.563 KB) < 1 Gigabyte
9 Digit (10.742.188 KB) > 10 Gigabyte
10 Digit (117.187.500 KB) > 117 Gigabyte
I hope i helped some of you have a nice day


