07-16-2020, 11:19 PM
The main problem now is that it's quite a long password.
We "normally"/generally say that a length of 8-9 is the max that can be brute-forced (but attention: this depends a lot on hash type and/or the charset final keyspace etc).
Maybe there is a different way to attack these hashes. a more clever approach, without "brute-force".
Are the passwords really random ? Sometimes it makes sense to step back a little bit and see if the attack is even feasible and how long it would take and if there are some alternatives etc.
We "normally"/generally say that a length of 8-9 is the max that can be brute-forced (but attention: this depends a lot on hash type and/or the charset final keyspace etc).
Maybe there is a different way to attack these hashes. a more clever approach, without "brute-force".
Are the passwords really random ? Sometimes it makes sense to step back a little bit and see if the attack is even feasible and how long it would take and if there are some alternatives etc.