Create Hashcat rule files from wordlists, integers or dates. Each word in the file supplied is converted to an append rule or optionally prepend rule.
For example, the word acmesec is turned into the append rule $a$c$m$e$s$e$c or optionally the prepend rule ^c^e^s^e^m^c^a
Rulinator is licensed under the MIT license. Refer to license.txt for more information.
| Platform | Link |
|---|---|
| win-x64 | rulinator-win-x64-1.1.0.7z |
| linux-x64 | rulinator-linux-x64-1.1.0.7z |
Create words.append.rule append rule file from a file of words
rulinator words.txt
Create words.prepend.rule prepend rule file from a file of words
rulinator words.txt --prepend
Use the -p or --passthough option to include a passthough : rule at the top of the output file.
To generate a rule file that appends or prepends a range of integers to an attack, use the --integer-end and optionally --integer-start parameters
rulinator --integer-end 999 -p