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# Brute-force cracking with static characters (SAMPLE PROFILE)
# Empty lines and lines beginning with a "#" are ignored.
# SPACES are NOT stripped: if you accidently put a space at the end of the
# password, it will be used as a valid character.
# Password definition: use "?" in place of "don't know" chars.
# Up to 16. Well.. you can use more than 16 "?", but up to 16 may be really
# variable (I mean with a charset of more than 1 character).
PASSWORD=pas?w??d
####################
# If no variables "?" are used, FZC will try to find the password assuming
# that it is close enough (ie: with typing errors) to the one you defined.
# It searches for a maximum of 3 simultaneous errors: 1 missing char, 1
# added or changed char and a permutation of up to 4 (consecutive) chars.
# Example: PASSWORD=following can find oflowung
# ^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^
# ^^ ^^
# that's what you tried to write ... and THAT's what you wrote!
# The "PASSWORD=following" (or any other of length 9) example takes 4m 46s
# on a 486DLC/40. On the same PC, length 10 is completed in 7m 15s and
# length 12 in 14m 31s.
# The minimum allowed password length for this method is 4 characters, and
# FZC will ***NOT*** find shorter ones (ie: if you define PASSWORD=worm and
# the real one is "wrm", it won't be found).
# If you know the password is 4 or less chars, use brute-force instead.
# Note: sometimes the same password is reported more than one time.
# Suspend/resume and view the current try are **NOT** implemented... the PC
# will be inaccessable until the operation is completed.
####################
# Unknown chars definition: use one "?=xx..." for each "?" in PASSWORD,
# where xx... is composed by:
# a = all lowercase (a..z)
# A = all uppercase (A..Z)
# 1 = numbers (0..9)
# ! = symbols ( !"#$%&'()*+,-./:;<=>?@[\]^_`{|}~)
# # = all the 251 possible chars (use alone or with @)
# % = the " (double quote) character
# "abc" = the letters "a", "b" and "c"
# @ = empty char (ie: ab?de with ?="c"@ matches abcde and abde)
# @ alone is not legal (ie: ?=@ will give an error)
#
# Example: ?=a"PWX "%1
# instructs FZC to use lowercase+P+W+X+space+"+numbers as the first "?"
#
# If a char of the password that you know is a REAL "?", you must set is as
# unknown and then define it as ?="?"
?=a"PWX "%1
?="oO0"
?="rR"!