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I'm glad I ditched that boat lol Not sure enpass is fully secure, but at least they need to get hold of my files first. Probably not that complicated nowadays. Still like 1password better, but they stopped supporting local storage.

However, listening to the current sn, i heard steve mention that a cpu couldn't break the encryption. What about a gpu? Or even cheap 🤣 mining rigs, since these are asic to compute sha256

Eight RTX 4090s Can Break Passwords in Under an Hour

Even faster if it's still "password"
www.tomshardware.com www.tomshardware.com

www.techspot.com

Security researchers show off the RTX 4090's password cracking power

According to Croley's tweet, the mammoth GPU was tested against Microsoft's well-known New Technology LAN Manager (NTLM) authentication protocol as well as the Bcrypt password-hacking function. All...
www.techspot.com www.techspot.com

My guess is that the data they stole might be worth it


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