Comment Re:Wait, what?? (Score 1) 189
I guess it might take fewer tries than that, due to hash collisions. But that's why the hashed passwords should be unattainable.
On average, Bonneau found that user-chosen passwords offer less than 10 bits of security against online attacks, meaning it would only take around 1000 attempts to try every possible password
A 3-letter password would require up to 17,576 attempts, and a 4-digit pin would require up to 10,000. So I don't know what kind of passwords these people are using.
feel free to operate your own resolvers
Your ISP can still sniff your traffic.
playing a recording
10... 9... 8... 6...
Six? What happened to seven??
Just kidding!
The rate at which a disease spreads through a corn field is a precise measurement of the speed of blight.