I'm always interested in the latest status of how fast the various popular hashes (and encryption) can be brute forced by:
- home computer / GPU
- super computer
- (blade) server cluster (enterprise/government scale)
- distributed.net-like project
- maybe ASICs or dedicated hardware? Like EFF DES cracker/Deep Crack
And the expectations for the next 20 to 50 years, assuming no revolutionary thing as quantum computing will emerge.
Does anyone know an up to date website dedicated to this? Articles tend to be obsolete in a few years.
What CCTV hardware is London using and how are the camera's connected to the 'DVR'? Are all cameras IP-cameras, are are they also using some coax or other cabling?
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I'm always interested in the latest status of how fast the various popular hashes (and encryption) can be brute forced by:
- home computer / GPU
- super computer
- (blade) server cluster (enterprise/government scale)
- distributed.net-like project
- maybe ASICs or dedicated hardware? Like EFF DES cracker/Deep Crack
And the expectations for the next 20 to 50 years, assuming no revolutionary thing as quantum computing will emerge.
Does anyone know an up to date website dedicated to this? Articles tend to be obsolete in a few years.
What CCTV hardware is London using and how are the camera's connected to the 'DVR'? Are all cameras IP-cameras, are are they also using some coax or other cabling?