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Not particularly. An attack that leaves the attacker with password hashes is rare, as opposed to regular "brute force" attacks of various flavours.
by asharp 15y ago
Not particularly. An attack that leaves the attacker with password hashes is rare, as opposed to regular "brute force" attacks of various flavours.
- queensnake 15y ago(Couldn't a hacker have 500 connections and, though trying each only every 5 secs as permitted, still get 100/s overall?)
- asharp 15y agoOnly in the case of a very badly configured server.