Gold at the end of rainbow cracking?

Gold at the end of rainbow cracking?
Robert Lemos, SecurityFocus 2005-11-09

A trio of entrepreneurial hackers hope to do for the business of password cracking what Google did for search and, in the process, may remove the last vestiges of security from many password systems.

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Gold at the end of rainbow cracking? 2005-11-09
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No, it's not practical to lookup salted passwords 2005-11-14
Roger

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Gold at the end of rainbow cracking? 2005-11-09
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Gold at the end of rainbow cracking? 2005-11-10
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Anonymous

Damn ! i just been to the website these guys have and seems they have 3TB of tables generated now

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