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Okay I'll concede the point :P I guess I'm just thinking it looks "good enough" for a particular usecase, running NetNTLMv2 through my usual rule/wordlists on
by spijdar 6y ago
Okay I'll concede the point :P
I guess I'm just thinking it looks "good enough" for a particular usecase, running NetNTLMv2 through my usual rule/wordlists on pentests. Intel's IGPs have been good enough to do NTLM in a few minutes for a few years, so being able to crack NetNTLM handshakes locally would be nice.
Nvidia's Tegra stuff is really impressive though. I had a shot at playing with hashcat on a nintendo switch a while back, and even though that's several gens old and has very limited VRAM, it did surprisingly well. The newer SoCs must really fly.
- dragontamer 6y agoI mean... you just don't use 10W solutions to run GPU problems. Push your wattage up to 40W on the platform, and suddenly you're looking at 10W CPU + 30W GPU, and things start to get interesting. All Apple really needs to do is get their M1 + AMD GPU (NAVI 2x is looking decent), and they're set. (Rumor has it that Apple is pissed off at NVidia for some reason, so Apple x NVidia solution seems unlikely) I'm not sure if the M1 has enough PCIe lanes. But hypothetically, a future design would include good I/O capabilities and start to scale upwards.
- bredren 6y agoI’ve asked this but not heard a good response. What is holding apple back from building its own discrete video cards / eGPUs? Could it be competitive in this area?
- dragontamer 6y agoI mean... why doesn't Apple have good aluminum mines to build its own aluminum for all of the chassis it makes? A company just decides where the scope of their work ends at some point.