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No, they can't crack passwords. They increment a nonce at the end of a supplied string and only return if the nonce results in a low hash. They're not a generic
by nwh 13y ago
No, they can't crack passwords. They increment a nonce at the end of a supplied string and only return if the nonce results in a low hash. They're not a generic "fast SHA" device like you're thinking.
- elliottcarlson 13y agoYou're right - forgot about the nonce - either way, they are even more application specific and really have no other use.