A: No. It only means that a simple dictionary attack failed. With enough time, resources, and advanced techniques (brute-force, rainbow tables, or cloud cracking), almost any password shorter than 12 characters is crackable. For longer, truly random passwords, it may be computationally infeasible.
The "did not contain password exclusive" message occurs because the rule requires a specific keyword or baseline pattern that isn't present in the probable.txt file you are currently parsing against. The engine therefore skips applying that rule or fails to find a match. Why the 'Probable' Wordlist is Unique
john --wordlist=probable.txt --rules=best64 hash.txt
Did Not Contain Password Exclusive - Wordlistprobabletxt
A: No. It only means that a simple dictionary attack failed. With enough time, resources, and advanced techniques (brute-force, rainbow tables, or cloud cracking), almost any password shorter than 12 characters is crackable. For longer, truly random passwords, it may be computationally infeasible.
The "did not contain password exclusive" message occurs because the rule requires a specific keyword or baseline pattern that isn't present in the probable.txt file you are currently parsing against. The engine therefore skips applying that rule or fails to find a match. Why the 'Probable' Wordlist is Unique wordlistprobabletxt did not contain password exclusive
john --wordlist=probable.txt --rules=best64 hash.txt and advanced techniques (brute-force
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