On 10/14/2013 04:31 PM, Alan McKinnon wrote:
Keep in mind the actual original purpose of a salted hash.
If two users happen to use the same password[1], the hashes are the same
and this is revealed to anyone who can read /etc/passwd[2] i.e everyone.
Ah, the single-entry rainbow table =)
haven't had a problem yet so I can't say anything.
I'm going out for a couple of hours later so I'll run a memtest while I'm
gone.
Rosie
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Gentoo is a rainbow with no end and no pot of gold.
I will write that one down..
In the mean while, if you just want something that you install quickly on a
small system it is really good - assuming you will update your system only
6 to 6 months ...
Érico V. Porto
On Fri, Jan 20, 2012 at 7:31
Hi,
I woke up this morning to see the dreaded email from mdadm telling me
one of my drives failed overnight, while I was happily dreaming about
cute puppies and kittens installing a rainbow-colored roof on my
house. The array is a RAID6 (two parity drives) and this is the
current state:
md0
On Mon, 04 Feb 2019 11:17:13 +, Mick wrote:
> > https://xkcd.com/936/
>
> Not strictly true ... the crackers would probably use rainbow tables
> attacks first. Also, it isn't fair to compare an 11 character passwd
> against a 25 character passwd. For the *same* nu
interwebz!
So it seems - look at all those pizza boxes and old beer cans all over the
floor.
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, a stable and up-to-date
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hands beneath a rainbow.
Not because I'm cynic. Because I can do *plain nothing* to avoid this
-I'm not a dev, nor I can
On 09/05/2013 12:49 PM, Paul Hartman wrote:
Hi,
I woke up this morning to see the dreaded email from mdadm telling me
one of my drives failed overnight, while I was happily dreaming about
cute puppies and kittens installing a rainbow-colored roof on my
house. The array is a RAID6 (two
reens. Just tested it.
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there doing what
it always did - making ebuilds.
The Linux landscape consists of about 50% of fickle idiots who chase
after the latest greatest rainbow. We have these because there is so
much choice out there. As a contrast, Windows doesn't have this because
there's nothing to choose from apart from
, patches, ideas, praise: Thank
you.
Gentoo is a rainbow with no end and no pot of gold.
-a
a more complex hashing algorithm with larger
salt. It's a race between white and black hats - they build bigger and
better rainbow tables, we implement bigger and better hashes. The
constraint is how much cpu grunt is available for purchase at a
realistic cost.
[1] This is not uncommon. The domain
On Mon, Feb 4, 2019 at 8:21 AM Neil Bothwick wrote:
>
> On Mon, 04 Feb 2019 11:17:13 +, Mick wrote:
>
> > > https://xkcd.com/936/
> >
> > Not strictly true ... the crackers would probably use rainbow tables
> > attacks first. Also, it isn't fair to compar
Neil Bothwick wrote:
> On Mon, 04 Feb 2019 11:17:13 +, Mick wrote:
>
>>> https://xkcd.com/936/
>> Not strictly true ... the crackers would probably use rainbow tables
>> attacks first. Also, it isn't fair to compare an 11 character passwd
>> against a 25
until it comes up with something you like the look of, then learn it by
> > rote. I did that some time ago - it must be about time I did it again
> > to make another one.
>
> https://xkcd.com/936/
Not strictly true ... the crackers would probably use rainbow tables attacks
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as
plaintext, though.
2. Relatively weak password hashes were stolen, for example MD5 or sha1
with no salt. With modern PCs, it isn't too hard to brute-force against
such, even without rainbow-tables. Then you should change your password
but you might get lucky and don't need to.
3. Strong password
overly critical; for those
who give back by submitting bug reports, patches, ideas, praise: Thank
you.
Gentoo is a rainbow with no end and no pot of gold.
-a
And sometimes those people are finding problems. This is from -dev:
On 01/20/2012 10:28 AM, Hilco Wijbenga wrote:
I'd like to chime
eth XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX
The WPA2 keys can be (air)cracked with dictionary files and the like, but if
you have some ridiculously long key, and a changed SSID from the router's
default (it is used as salt in calculating the key and many a rainbow table
are built with default SSIDs) it can
, and this
tends to freak people out.
Doesn't that make it easier for an attacker to brute force your
passwords? Well, yes, but the salt isn't meant to stop a brute force
attack. It's meant to stop rainbow table attacks. The way you stop brute
force attacks is to use an algorithm with a variable number
as
plaintext, though.
2. Relatively weak password hashes were stolen, for example MD5 or sha1
with no salt. With modern PCs, it isn't too hard to brute-force against
such, even without rainbow-tables. Then you should change your password
but you might get lucky and don't need to.
3. Strong password hashes
or if you are all holding your
hands beneath a rainbow.
Not because I'm cynic. Because I can do *plain nothing* to avoid this
-I'm not a dev, nor I can be in the near future. So what? Post this to
the devel mailing list.
While the politics around these cases make rational discussion quite
) independant of the distro.
-Thufir
It's just a matter of commenting out things which cause problems? I'm
assuming there's a rainbow at the end :)
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