Quote:
Originally posted by Soul-Blade
Incorrect. The cpu can process that much data nearly instantaneously, but sent through a internet connection there is about a 1 second delay. With a T3 line, I would guess around a .01 second delay...then again, it could be even longer because you send the data, the you must wait until the Graal servers respond. Graal servers are sending data to many users at once almost constantly, so not much bandwidth to spare. So there is a huge delay - if there was no delay, it would probably be a matter of hours to get any password, maybe less. Because it is over the internet, it does not process billions of bytes of data a second, because it can only do 1 at a time...do you get what I am saying?
|
That's pretty funny, because in about 1 second, Brute Force can try about 50 passwords. I lost my password for a website a while back and I had to use Brute Force to find it. >_>
And Brute Force directly connects. It doesn't open and close the connection with each try.