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Strange that the article doesn’t specify the $100 for what… I assume computing power. Headline reads as someone is offering as a service. Anyone else read it l
by hacym 4y ago
Strange that the article doesn’t specify the $100 for what… I assume computing power.
Headline reads as someone is offering as a service. Anyone else read it like that?
- john8675309tm 4y agoYes, first thing I thought.
- footlose_3815 4y agoOften the South Park episode about how Ads are disguising themselves as news. This is one of those times. Shrewd business decision of course, but spammy and annoying to hear from a spokesperson's mouth.
- lozf 4y agoI agree about the way the headline is written, but the article links to 1password's blog post (linked here a few days ago) that claims "the cost of cracking passwords hashed with 100,000 rounds of PBKDF2-H256" would be less than $100 USD for 10 Billion guesses.