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The death of passwords. GPU based programs can hack very strong passwords in mere minutes -- (link)
Posted by
oblique (aka kkuphal)
Jun 6 '11, 06:13
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And since it is attacking the "hash" stored on your local PC, it only needs physical access to the box. Drive encryption is looking more and more important
(www.zdnet.com)
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Again, this is why long passwords that are sentences are key. There is no password hash for over 14 character passwords.
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Inigo
Jun 6, 06:54
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*logs into all of Inigo's accounts* -- nm
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Dano
Jun 6, 07:14
Could the systems that accept or refuse password simply be limited to, like 10 tries a minute? -- nm
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Guigue
Jun 6, 06:48
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This isn't remotely cracking them, this is cracking the physical encrypted string. -- nm
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Beryllium (iPhone)
Jun 6, 06:50
wow -- nm
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prayformojo
Jun 6, 06:27
did you notice that a lot of big banks are offer some software by trusteer called rapport?
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tRuMaN
Jun 6, 06:23
Looks like I'll be mailing checks again. -- nm
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bc/nc
Jun 6, 06:21
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