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When using PBKDF2 with classic hash functions like SHA1 it is theoretically possible to use cheap ASICs for brute force dictionary attacks (because of the low RAM requirements).
The modern key deri…
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Hello,
When the register method is called, it stores an hash and a salt separately. It's not possible to query them.
But is this the best practice in terms of security? Shouldn't it store only the…
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Hey, I know it's been a long time, but I'm trying to get weplab.
But when I'm doing the make command (after the configure) I got an issue:
``# make
gcc -g -O2 -Wall -pipe -std=gnu89 -o weplab ma…
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Many attack ended with this result: Failed to crack handshake: wordlist-top4800-probable.txt did not contain password.
It's possible use a different dictionary? If it's possilble how i can use it wit…
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This helps to tell you if your password is an easy target to rainbow dictionary attacks.
If Google returns 0 results for a search for the MD5, it's a good assumption that it's an uncommon password.
sunny updated
4 years ago
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Hi there,
I have encountered a bug that occurs when the synonym key includes uppercase characters.
I use the autocomplete for shows' titles, which have uppercase characters. The problem is that if …
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Unfortunately the app is unsupported on 0.74.
It says API too old...
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Are you able to add a option for Bruteforce dictionary attack on Dogecoin brain wallets?
I have been trying to Look over code and other Repos but no luck.
Kinda like this: https://github.com/dan-…
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Currently the options for Voiced are pretty limited. Adding a RecquiresCondition function to the trait would allow for voice lines to be a lot more dynamic, such as certain lines only appearing when s…
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the .json file might be served by apache if it is not protected by .htaccess, although the file doesn't have passwords in plain text format, the risk is still huge, it can be cracked with dictionary b…