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> They are happy to let it churn for months / years (because the case is working through the system). Is that the case? I would be surprised. I would assume su
by comboy 3y ago
> They are happy to let it churn for months / years (because the case is working through the system).
Is that the case? I would be surprised. I would assume success ratio does not change much by checking say 10^4 more combinations (it's either a simple combination of these strings and common prefxies/suffixes or if it's complex then the amount of combinations grows so fast that you are unlikely to get a hit)
- sandworm101 3y agoNo. Resources are always limited. Forensic investigators will not be running things on server farms for years. People who think such things really do not understand how many cases are "in the system" at any one time. Even for something relatively serious like CP, drug smuggling or lower-end terrorism, there are literally thousands of cases in-the-system. The server farms infrastructure (ie hiring cloud capacity) would be reserved for national security, foreign intelligence and stopping Magneto. The contents of your laptop are not worthy of such treatment.