generate-combo1337-rules.py

##!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: latin-1 -*-

__author__	= "Felix Ryan of YGHT Ltd"
__license__	= "GPL"
__version__	= "0.1"

import time, os

charlength = 6
stdoutEnabled = False

# these are all the possible rules desired from hashcat rules syntax
manglers = ["T0", "T1", "T2", "T3", "T4", "T5", "T6", "T7", "T8", "T9", "TA", "TB", "TC", "TD", "TE", "TF",
            "^!", "^\"", "^£", "^$", "^%", "^^", "^&", "^*", "^(", "^)", "^-", "^=", "^_", "^+",
#            "^{", "^}", "^[", "^]", "^;", "^'", "^#", "^:", "^@", "^~", "^,", "^.", "^/", "^<", "^>", "^?",
#            "$!", "$\"", "$£", "$$", "$%", "$^", "$&", "$*", "$(", "$)", "$-", "$=", "$_", "$+",
#            "${", "$}", "$[", "$]", "$;", "$'", "$#", "$:", "$@", "$~", "$,", "$.", "$/", "$<", "$>", "$?",
            "sa4", "sa@", "sb6", "sc<", "sc{", "se3", "sg9", "si1", "si!", "so0", "sq9", "ss5", "ss$", "st7", "st+", "sx%"]

def Main():
 # record when the routine gets started for later use
 startTime = time.time()
 # delete file for fresh output if exists
 if os.path.exists('comboleet.rule'):
  os.remove('comboleet.rule')
 # the output gets large quickly, so instead of maxing out RAM, lets write to disk
 with open('comboleet.rule', 'a') as outfile:
  # initialise the inarray so Python doesn't squirm
  inarray = [""]
  # initialise the character limiter
  index = 0
  # loop until character limit is reached
  while index < charlength:
   # define the outarray so python doesn't squirm
   outarray = [""]
   # iterate through the items currently in the inarray
   for inarrayElement in inarray:
    # iterate through the subrules from the manglers array defined above
    for subruleElement in manglers:
     # check if rule is already in generated string
     if subruleElement not in inarrayElement:
      # take the current subrule and join it to the current inrule
      outarray.append("".join((inarrayElement, subruleElement)))
      outfile.write("".join((inarrayElement, subruleElement)))
   #copy this to the inarray to not lose the results
   inarray = outarray
   #increment the length counter so that we do terminate eventually
   index += 1
  # add the "no change" rule
  inarray.append(":")
  executionTime = time.time() - startTime
  print(''.join((str(executionTime), " seconds")))
  # print the built array, mostly for testing purposes
  if (stdoutEnabled):
   for outrule in outarray:
    print outrule
 return

if __name__ == '__main__':
 Main()