It's a whole lot closer to "owned" than "key can be brute-forced after centuries of online processing". Previously, I believe, it was thought that you had to t

It's a whole lot closer to "owned" than "key can be brute-forced after centuries of online processing". Previously, I believe, it was thought that you had to test the password against the actual router. An offline attack that lets you try millions of keys per second on as many machines as you want to spin up is pretty close to owned when compared to an online attack that only allows single-digit tests per second.