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0 pointsSebFender1y ago0 comments

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.

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4death41y ago

How does it not work that way? Password cracking is infinitely parallelizable.

SebFenderOP1y ago

Technically yes - but when it comes to attacks not really. If someone wants it, you have much easier and faster techniques.

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0 pointsSebFender1y ago0 comments

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.

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4death41y ago

How does it not work that way? Password cracking is infinitely parallelizable.

SebFenderOP1y ago

Technically yes - but when it comes to attacks not really. If someone wants it, you have much easier and faster techniques.

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse