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Can I set mask variables in a wordlist for hashcat?

I'm trying to figure out how to feed hashcat a wordlist that makes use of masking.

Specifically:

I'm trying to crack 8char password hashes.

I've generated a 'smart' wordlist of the organization I'm working with.

For example, my wordlist might contain things like
1reddit !reddit REDDIT r3dd1t
These words are not 8char, and I'd like to fill the extra space with alphanumeric.

Example, for 1reddit, I'd like to have the empty 8th char slot go through lower/upper/number, or in regex syntax - 1reddit[a-zA-Z0-9]

Or in hashcat syntax:
1reddit with masks = -1 ?l?u?d 1reddit?1 r3dd1t with masks = -1 ?l?u?d r3dd1t?1?1
Can I have my password list populated with things like that to feed hashcat?

Example, if my new wordlist is:
1reddit?1 !reddit?1 REDDIT?1?1 r3dd1t?1?1
And my command is
hashcat -a 3 -m 1500 master.hash -1 ?l?u?d myWordList.txt
Will that work?

Is there a better way to go about accomplishing this?

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What type of memory does my fopen() pointer point to?

I'm trying to wrap my head around how this works under the hood.

If I call fopen() on windows for example, it gives me a pointer to a FILE struct. Where is this struct stored? Opening it in a debugger and looking at the address returned it shows it is located inside the MSVCRT module.

Is there some memory region inside the memory of the library where this stuff is stored? Is there any documentation or resources I can read up on regarding my question?

Thanks in advance!

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Book recommendations for practical and theoretical knowledge?

So I'm just getting started in cyber security and I'm learning right from the basics on TryHackMe. So in order to have better understanding on the topics as well as the tools that i come across on the way, do you guys have any book recommendations for it?

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Are Darknet Hackers real and reliable?

I always hear about the darknet and the hackers. But are they real and reliable? Can they get information about me just with my full name or phone number for example?

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Making a custom hacking desktop vs using a premade one like kali

Hello, i have always used kali to do pentesting but lately i have thought abt installing some tools to a selected distrobution but is there anyway to automate that like with installing kalis all packages because i am a kind of person who likes having access to alot of tools at once and what would the benfits of switching over to custom one

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