TTA
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Anyone?
I made a passphrase in 1998, I haven't used it in over a decade. I know the words, numbers and special characters I just can't remember the exact order, capitalization or if I used spaces or underscores or hyphens between the words.
I'd think it would be relatively easy to crack since I know the words, I know the numbers and I know the one word the special characters.
Any quick (sorta) way to brute force it on windows? (windows is my hangup, I gather this would be a lot easier in Linux)
for example, the password phrase would be something like The_Cure 1989 "F@ascination-Street" or thereabouts.
Just longer, a different band and a few more words.
I made a passphrase in 1998, I haven't used it in over a decade. I know the words, numbers and special characters I just can't remember the exact order, capitalization or if I used spaces or underscores or hyphens between the words.
I'd think it would be relatively easy to crack since I know the words, I know the numbers and I know the one word the special characters.
Any quick (sorta) way to brute force it on windows? (windows is my hangup, I gather this would be a lot easier in Linux)
for example, the password phrase would be something like The_Cure 1989 "F@ascination-Street" or thereabouts.
Just longer, a different band and a few more words.
