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>The process is still slower than usual, at a relatively sedate 15-ish passwords per second. In theory, this could still take thousands of years, but most peopl
by treesknees 5y ago
>The process is still slower than usual, at a relatively sedate 15-ish passwords per second. In theory, this could still take thousands of years, but most people use relatively short passwords which are vulnerable to dictionary attacks. The average password length is just six characters, which can be cracked in around 10 hours.
This means anyone with a strong password are still reasonably safe. I'd say the T2 security has been degraded but not completely compromised.
>Passware says that the add-on module is only available to government customers, as well as private companies who can supply a valid justification for its use.
Oh that makes me feel better... /s