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So what if you then took positives from 5dig hash matches and searched then through 7dig hash matches? Like a sieve? With a good cache, thatd save some bandwid
by qop 8y ago
So what if you then took positives from 5dig hash matches and searched then through 7dig hash matches? Like a sieve?
With a good cache, thatd save some bandwidth.
Maybe that's wishful thinking. I can't imagine checking new passwords more than a few dozen times per second at the most. Bigger sites probably just write their own password integrity tools.
- mrybczyn 8y agoI applaud your optimism! Most places just enforce byzantine password requirements, 13 digits, must have ~, uppercase and a palindrome prime integer in it. Obligatory password XKCD, think of the children. https://xkcd.com/936/ https://xkcd.com/936/
- qop 8y agoI can imagine if there was a more standard password definition, eventually specialized hardware would adapt to whatever the standard was, in terms of cracking attacks. I use a memory trick to have very strong passwords, but most people probably wouldn't be willing to invest the effort. Someday there will be a better way.