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Yes, plenty. It's not great for passwords, (but sometimes it still is! Sometimes sites using MD5 still get popped) but there's plenty of other problem spaces wh
by Krutonium 2y ago
Yes, plenty. It's not great for passwords, (but sometimes it still is! Sometimes sites using MD5 still get popped) but there's plenty of other problem spaces where brute forcing still means brute forcing.
- notpushkin 2y agoSorry, forgot to clarify! Yeah, the context matters here: if you’re cracking something like a numeric PIN, or looking for something like a hash collision, you might want to iterate through all possible solutions, randomly or sequentially.