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Sequential search

Open sssergy opened this issue 4 years ago • 8 comments

Alberto, good afternoon. Sequential search question. Can you filter out characters that are repeated 2-3 times? Yes, I understand that the speed will drop significantly, but iterating over repeated characters takes most of the work. Sorry, I'm writing with a translator.

sssergy avatar Oct 16 '21 16:10 sssergy

This is for addrees mode? Or what kind of characters did you mean?

Please feel free to add a visual example of what you want it will be more helpful

albertobsd avatar Oct 17 '21 11:10 albertobsd

This can be used in any mode. On such small ranges, it is almost impossible to find more than three repeating characters, and even then this is a rarity. It makes no sense to sort out combinations of type; FFFFFFFFF, 800000000, AAABBBCCCDDD etc.

sssergy avatar Oct 17 '21 13:10 sssergy

Ooh now i get you. I understand what is what you saying, letme think in that, because it is some difficult develop that part in code.

Thanks

albertobsd avatar Oct 17 '21 13:10 albertobsd

There are many password generators with this functionality, some of the code can be taken from there.

sssergy avatar Oct 17 '21 13:10 sssergy

https://hashcat.net/hashcat/ https://github.com/Mebus/cupp https://github.com/hashcat/maskprocessor For example, these programs have this functionality. Once upon a time I used them in conjunction with the brainflayer. Also, hashkat has an OCL version. You can use GPU to create bloom filter. I think it will be possible to buy time on this.

sssergy avatar Oct 17 '21 13:10 sssergy

Ok, thanks i will try to implement this :)

albertobsd avatar Oct 18 '21 17:10 albertobsd

AAA

BrabusNight85 avatar Apr 27 '22 19:04 BrabusNight85

Ok, thanks i will try to implement this :)

https://chat.openai.com/share/88fcc48e-b189-4935-a383-dcbd934a8d6a

sssergy avatar Jun 19 '23 15:06 sssergy