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What you do is: you get someone's password from a hacked website that did store passwords in plaintext. Then you try using that same username/password combo to
by jasonhansel 4y ago
What you do is: you get someone's password from a hacked website that did store passwords in plaintext. Then you try using that same username/password combo to log into Ring.
- Thorrez 4y agoSure. But how many passwords do you check? Any how many users does Ring have? Multiply those 2 numbers, then multiply that by how slow the password hash is. That's a lot of CPU usage.