05-14-2021, 09:39 AM
please do the math.
How feasible is this ?
How many combinations exists and how large is the keyspace ?
Is this really a clever attack and is this even possible ?
What type of password is this ?
Are you sure about a 32-character long random password ?
The answer in general would be that this type of attack (even when/if it would be allowed by hashcat) wouldn't be feasible and you wouldn't be able to run over all the password candidates within a lifetime (and in this case it's even much worse because of the slow 7z algorithm, but in general brute-forcing a 32-character random password with that huge of a keyspace wouldn't be possible within thousands of years even with the best hardware).
How feasible is this ?
How many combinations exists and how large is the keyspace ?
Is this really a clever attack and is this even possible ?
What type of password is this ?
Are you sure about a 32-character long random password ?
The answer in general would be that this type of attack (even when/if it would be allowed by hashcat) wouldn't be feasible and you wouldn't be able to run over all the password candidates within a lifetime (and in this case it's even much worse because of the slow 7z algorithm, but in general brute-forcing a 32-character random password with that huge of a keyspace wouldn't be possible within thousands of years even with the best hardware).