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Date: Wed, 19 Mar 2014 09:49:39 -0700
From: Jeff Keller <jakeller@...r.com>
To: john-users@...ts.openwall.com
Subject: Re: Reward for saving my 15 years of photos
Hi K, see my answers below. Thanks!
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Jeff Keller
Senior Writer, dpreview.com
On 03/19/2014 07:14, KZug wrote:
> Jeff,
> It does help a lot!
>
> It removed about 200 years of computing, at my actual speed, in the 6 characters range alone :)
> (Thanks to Magnum, OpenCL is working like a charm)
>
> Instead of waiting until AD 2414 to ask you again, could you please answer the following, we might be able to shave another century or two ;)
> The name of the game is to refine the keyspace as much as we can.
>
> Have you used, or do you generally use the following patterns?
> Just answer Yes/No/
> If not *Absolutely* certain, please answer IDK (I don't know)
>
> 2 digits in a row, i.e 66 NO
> 3 digits in a row, i.e 666 NO
> 4 digits in a row, i.e 1970 NO
>
> 2 signs in a row, i.e @@ IDK
> 3 signs in a row, i.e !!! NO
> 4 signs in a row, i.e @@!! NO
>
> 2 digits in the same password i.e 1Password9 IDK
> 3 digits in the same password i.e P1ass4word8 NO
> 4 digits in the same password i.e P1a2s3s4word NO
>
> 2 signs in the same password i.e P@...rd YES
> 3 signs in the same password i.e P@...ord YES
> 4 signs in the same password i.e P@...*rd NO
>
> Doubling a word, i.e JeffJeff NO
> Shifting patterns, one ch. to the right or left >> Hello >> Jr;;p NO
> Inverting a word, i.e password >> drowssap NO
>
> and anything you can think of …
>
> Thanks,
> K.
>
> On Mar 15, 2014, at 21:58, Jeff Keller <jakeller@...r.com> wrote:
> Sure… pretty much all of them :) the only ones I use are !@..._? hope that helps, Jeff On Mar 15, 2014, at 8:44 AM, K Zug <kzug10@...il.com> wrote: Hi Jeff, Could you give us a list of characters that you are absolutely certain to NOT have used in your password? i.e ~,> <?} etc. Thanks, Kris On Fri, Mar 14, 2014 at 9:51 PM, Michael Ledford <mledford@...il.com> wrote: Hi Jeff, Sorry to hear you haven't made much progress with the password. One thing I've wondered is if you were running Mavericks on the machine that had the Time Machine drive attached. In particular I'm wondering if you turned on iCloud Keychain syncing. If so the keychain item for your disk should have synced back, assuming you enabled iCloud and keychain syncing, to your new computer. You can look by opening up Keychain Access.app and looking for a password item that has the same name as the drive and the kind is "encrypted volume password". I'm sure you've already checked but just in case you haven't it's worth
looking. Cheers, Michael
--- Jeff Keller Senior Writer, Digital Photography Review
www.dpreview.com [1]
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