Exercise $3$: Personalised dictionary attack

You found a hash value and the salt corresponding to the password of a user in another leaked database of

an American website.

Hash value: $,3281e6de7fa3c6fd6d6c8098347$aeb$06bd35b0f74b96f173c7b2d28135e14d45$

Salt: $,5UA[\frac{?}{M{w}^{{?}^{{?}^{?}}}}He]SBaU$

Together with the hash value and the salt, you also saw a lot of personal information associated with this

user in the database $($which must be from a website for family members$)$:

Username: laplusbelle

Name: Marie

Surname: Curie

Name of pet: Woof

Birthday: $2$ January, $1980$

Name of employer: UKC $($University of Kent in Canterbury$)$

Name of mother: Jean Neoskour

Name of father: Jvaist Fairecourir

First name of husband: Eltrofor

Birthday of husband: $29$ December, $1981$

Because many users create passwords based on personal information $($remember the YouTube video from

the "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" show?$),$ you wonder if this user did the same. Write a program to create a

personalised dictionary and to try a personal dictionary attack to reveal the password.

Hint: Think about different ways to format dates, and how to handle white spaces.

Additional challenge: If the hash value is a different one as follows, can you still find it$?$ This one requires

taking care of case toggling.

fc$2298$f$491$eac$4$cff$95$e$7568806$e$088$a$901$c$904$cda$7$dd$3221$f$551$e$5$b$89$b$3$c$3$aa