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• November 24, 2010
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  SHA-1 Password Hashes Cracked Using Amazon EC2 GPU Cloud

  Posted: November 24th, 2010, 12:34am PST by Darknet

  Tags:  password cloud sha read amazon password-hashes darknet password cracking  

  It’s not the first time someone has pulled this off, back in November 2009 we wrote about Using Cloud Computing To Crack Passwords – Amazon’s EC2. Add that with a story way back from 2007 – Graphics Cards – The Next Big Thing for Password Cracking? – and you’ve got yourself an interesting combo with [...]
  
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