Hello everyone,
Some time ago i started to learn hashcat and noticed that hashcat doesn’t load the gpu constantly. Gpu usage keeps jumping from 0 to 100%, is that normal for brute force attacks? i used the -w 4 and -O parameters. Second question, is 23000 H/s for rar3 compressed is good hashrate for rtx 3060?
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I Have a bullie at my school that i want to teach a lesson Would it be possible to use the flipper zero wifi board to mess with him in some kind of way. submitted by /u/Txc_duck [link] [comments]
If someone wants to run a video game that might have malicious code in it you can: Run it in a VM (host not connected) Run it on the host normally (host not connected) Option 1 is nice cause it’s easy to destroy the VM instance and start over but opt…
Citrix released security updates for multiple High-Severity flaws in Virtual Apps and Desktops, and Workspace apps for Windows and Linux. Citrix released security patches to fix multiple vulnerabilities in Virtual Apps and Desktops, and Workspace apps for Windows and Linux. The first issue listed in the support Knowledge Center of the company, tracked as CVE-2023-24483, […]
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Hi all, To my understanding when using hashcat on a virtual machine it can only use the CPU, my question is if I use hashcat on a WSL, can it use the GPU? The question is specifically about hashcat but if you have a general answer for other programs a…
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Posted this question elsewhere, but I’m just wondering about the utility (practicality) of brute-force hash cracking a non-trivial password…
If we have something like a plain vanilla, non-salted, SHA-256 hash with the password being 14 characters of non-dictionary (intentionally mis-spelled) words and a few symbols/digits.
For argument’s sake, lets say the symbols/numbers are not conveniently at the beginning or end of the password! Also, let’s assume you checked haveibeenpwned to see if your chosen words are not in password lists and essentially not simple variations (ie: p@ssword, more like “Lewser” or something like that…).
If it is even theoretically possible, what kind of hashpower would be needed; a modest six-card mining rig, a couple of BTC ASICs, the entire BTC mining network ;)?
Thanks!
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Adobe Patch Tuesday addressed at least a half dozen vulnerabilities, including critical issues that expose Windows and macOS to hack. Adobe released security updates to address at least a half dozen vulnerabilities impacting Photoshop, Illustrator and After Effects for both Windows and macOS users. Adobe addressed four critical issues (CVE-2022-24094, CVE-2022-24095, CVE-2022-24096, and CVE-2022-24097) affecting […]
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Experts detected a new evasive malware dubbed Beep, it implements many anti-debugging and anti-sandbox techniques. Researchers from Minerva recently discovered a new evasive malware dubbed Beep, which implements many anti-debugging and anti-sandbox techniques. The name Beep comes from the use of techniques involved in delaying the execution through the use of the Beep API function. The experts […]
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