No. The Avalon ASIC only does a double-SHA256, and only attempts to brute force 4 of the 80 bytes in the input data. It cannot do any password cracking at all.

No. The Avalon ASIC only does a double-SHA256, and only attempts to brute force 4 of the 80 bytes in the input data. It cannot do any password cracking at all. If you want it to, you would have to produce new wafers with a modified chip logic.