Re:Whitepixel v2 now brute forcing 33.1 billion password/sec
by dedward on Tuesday December 14, 2010 @11:12AM
(#2004581)
Then again, anyone who works on md5 password "cracking" for a living would likely already have the set of all 5 character printed passwords hashed and sitting in a database ready for recall with no need to speedily crank through them.
Re:Whitepixel v2 now brute forcing 33.1 billion password/sec
by nomis80 on Tuesday December 14, 2010 @11:43AM
(#2004705)
To understand why your comment does not make sense, please read this:
Re:Whitepixel v2 now brute forcing 33.1 billion password/sec
by astrodust on Tuesday December 14, 2010 @12:12PM
(#2004828)
There have been an embarrassing number of cases where an application has used the same default salt on all passwords.
Re:Whitepixel v2 now brute forcing 33.1 billion password/sec
by endtime on Tuesday December 14, 2010 @11:55AM
(#2004761)
That assumes the Gawkers of the world salt their passwords...
Re:Whitepixel v2 now brute forcing 33.1 billion password/sec
by stcredzero on Tuesday December 14, 2010 @08:47AM
(#2004099)
Overkill, considering a lot of people still use 'password'.
Re:Whitepixel v2 now brute forcing 33.1 billion password/sec
by retube on Tuesday December 14, 2010 @10:09AM
(#2004384)
btw, the url you list in your profile appears to be blocked by openDNS, reckons it's a phishing site.
Re:Whitepixel v2 now brute forcing 33.1 billion password/sec
by stcredzero on Tuesday December 14, 2010 @12:19PM
(#2004863)
It's an email redirection service I've been using since 1994.
That's pretty impressive.