3 ms·

So 99 of them could crack a password in 1 year? That is easily obtainable and not secure at all.

• daveguy 2y ago
  If your password is only 8 characters. I go with a minimum of 14. That means 99 years turns into heat death of the universe... Or a pipe wrench.
• SebFender 2y ago
  It doesn't work that way - and if it did - it's absolutely acceptable in most, if not all systems. A year to "break something" is absolutely considered secure in risk management of larger systems.
  • 4death4 2y ago
    How does it not work that way? Password cracking is infinitely parallelizable.
    • SebFender 2y ago
      Technically yes - but when it comes to attacks not really. If someone wants it, you have much easier and faster techniques.