I have a SQL 2008 box that has been the recent target of brute force attacks on the \"sa\" account (silly kids . . .). Is it possible to quantify the server load of a single attempt at logging in to S
I\'m just starting to play about with OpenCL, and I\'m stuck with how to structure the program in a reasonably efficient manner (mainly avoiding lots of transferring of data to/from the GPU or whereve
I\'m trying to post data to a web page using python. There is a game on facebook, and the invite codes are combinations of 5 letters.
Here is an algorithm in Java开发者_开发知识库: public String getHash(String password, String salt) throws Exception {
Intro: First and as an introduction, i am quite \"proud\" to ask my first question on StackOverflow. I hope I\'ll be able to help other people as much as they help me.
I need to write generator which yield all possible 8 symbols strings. From array of symbols like this:
A few years back, researchers announced that they had completed a brute-force comprehensive solution to checkers.
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I have been trying to bruteforce the ASLR implementation on my machine, for practice. First, I make sure that ASLR is turned on.
I am working on some revision at the moment and specifically going over Big-O notation.I have asked a similar question (which dealt with a different algorithm) but am still unsure if I am going the ri
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