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It's 1,000 because you need to try 10,000 PINs, 10 per "fresh" NAND chip. So the article was referring to doing the NAND "reset" 10,000/10=1,000 times, not the
by frankzinger 11y ago
It's 1,000 because you need to try 10,000 PINs, 10 per "fresh" NAND chip. So the article was referring to doing the NAND "reset" 10,000/10=1,000 times, not the total number of possible 4-digit numbers.
And it's a real shame that comments like yours get downvoted because it's not as if you were trolling or being an asshole.