MP64 question

deadletterbox

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Hi,

I'm trying to use MP64 to generate some wordlists containing German characters, however MP64 does not want to play ball

for example
mp64 -r 2 -q 2 -1 abc ?1?1?1 works fine
mp64 -r 2 -q 2 -1 äëö ?1?1?1 doesn't work

I'm using the ALT key to generate the German characters (eg. ALT+148), but as I say it's not working.

Does anyone have any ideas how I can do it please?
 

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-r, --occurrence-max=NUM Maximum number of occurrence of a character
whit only three character slots you are efectly ruling all out
 

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-r, --occurrence-max=NUM Maximum number of occurrence of a character
whit only three character slots you are efectly ruling all out
Hi - my question is about how to incorporate German characters into the output produced by mp64
 

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NP but lets beak down you command
the command you set that did not work ( mp64 -r 2 -q 2 -1 äëö ?1?1?1 )
you set a Min Recurrence of your selected character set to be 2 or less with a call for over 3 space the 1s account woud affectedly stop the generation
-q, --seq-max=NUM Maximum number of multiple sequential characters
-r, --occurrence-max=NUM Maximum number of occurrence of a character
decide what you rilly wont occurrence max Recurrence sub-limit
 

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it my be that just -r will not work whit a custom chars
 

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Have you tried asking on the hashcat forum?
 

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I worked out how to do it myself by modifying an existing German hcchr file and adding characters a to z.
The output can be sent to a file, saved as UTF8 and it will then work properly.

hashcat -a 3 -1 charsets\special\german\de_iso-8859-1-specialNEW. hcchr ?1?1?1?1 --stdout > output.txt

Thanks for everyone's input
 
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