plantbased

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   by plantbased 11y ago

   You're adorable candyjapan. I want to bounce you on my knee. When you eventually run a biz that doesn't just generate millions in revenue but is massively profitable, give me a shout and let me know if you still feel this way. Ima
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   by plantbased 11y ago

   For the love of god give us all the TL;DR, the site is awful.
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   by plantbased 11y ago

   "I want to believe." ~Poster on Mulder's wall. You can interpret "get's away with" as "makes better business sense". On a slight tangent - in the infosec space those with closed source products (e.g.
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   by plantbased 12y ago

   Hey don't diss xor. If the key is at least as long as the message and is used once, it's unbreakable.
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   by plantbased 12y ago

   Not true re GPU bandwidth/dictionaries. see cudahashcat - we're using it on a switched PCIe bus feeding dictionaries with plenty of bandwidth. You're not limited to mask attacks, which is what you're describing.
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   by plantbased 12y ago

   The whole idea of salts is to prevent rainbow table attacks i.e. you can't use precomputed hashes. In this case you'd need to precompute an SHA256 of a dictionary of scrypt hashes which would have been computed from a dictionary o
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   by plantbased 12y ago

   mrb, this is awesome, thanks for sharing. Can you comment on storing the scrypt as an md5 hash and how that would impact security? [Asking because I'm confined to server side systems that only support md5] IMHO While MD5 has a fraction