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I\'ve carefully read about rainbow tables and can\'t get one thing. In order to build a hash chain a reduction function is used. It\'s a function that somehow maps hashes onto passwords. This article
Anyone know why it is called rainbow table? Just remembered we have learned there is an attack called \"dictionary attack\". Why it is not call dictionary开发者_JAVA百科?Because it contains the entire
I am currently working on a parallel computing project where i am trying to crack passwords using rainbow tables.
Wikipedia page for rainbow tables says: \"this use of multiple reduction functions approximately doubles the speed of lookups.\"
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In explanations I\'ve read about public key cryptography, it is said that some large number is come up with by multiplying together 2 extremely large primes. Since factoring the product of large prime
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I have heard that the only purpose of a salt is to prevent rainbow table attacks, but surely it must have more value than this? Would it not prevent a dictionary-based attack too? And what about brute
I\'ve spent the past 2 hours reading up on salting passwords, making sure that I understood the idea. I was hoping some of you could share your knowledge on my conclusions.
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