I forgot my True Crypt volume password. The password consists of a sentence from the book and a key file. What program can brute?

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Haven't mounted a volume for two years. Now I need information, I realized that I do not remember the password. It is known for sure that the password consisted of 1-2 key files (which are available) and a sentence from the book. There are about 90 thousand lines in the book in the txt file, it is not possible to manually sort through all the options. The matter is also complicated by the fact that the password did not begin with the first word in the sentence and ended with either a dot or a word. Are there any programs for dictionary brute force, with the ability to fine-tune the brute-force rules? For example, so that the search would go with an offset of one character each subsequent time and go through all the password options from 15 to 32 characters long, for example.
Thank you in advance for your help.

Answer 1

In this case, I would recommend using the TrueCrypt cracking utility:
https://tools.kali.org/password-attacks/truecrack (with CUDA support)
To fine-tune the brute force dictionary, you can first split the source book into the necessary lines using a third-party script . The dictionary for brute force will turn out to be quite large, so I recommend using CUDA in the process of enumeration.
Pay also attention to the article:
https://passcovery.com/helpdesk/knowledgebase.php?...