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Interesting. I always wonder about this: in order to decrypt a file/volume encrypted by TrueCrypt, user just need to type their NOT-SO-LONG password. With toda
by xkiwi 11y ago
Interesting.
I always wonder about this: in order to decrypt a file/volume encrypted by TrueCrypt, user just need to type their NOT-SO-LONG password. With today's capability such as EC2 or quantum computing as you mentioned, isn't that just minutes away to crack a 12 digi password?
- nickysielicki 11y agoNumber of passwords ("126-31" coming from http://www.asciitable.com/ http://www.asciitable.com/): >>> (126-31)**12 540360087662636962890625 How many years would this take if you could test each password in .0000000000001s? >>> (((126-31)**12)*.0000000000001)/60/60/24/7/365 244.78151394444308