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>"This method is unlikely to be practical unless the >password is relatively small. ... in which case the >attack is called an offline attack (it can be done >without connection to the protected resource), or not, >in which case it is called an online attack. Offline >attack is generally a lot easier, because testing a >password is reduced to a quickly calculated >mathematical computation; i.e., calculating the hash >of the password to be tried and comparing it to the >hash of the real password. In an online attack the >attacker has to actually try to authenticate himself >with all the possible passwords, where arbitrary rules >and delays can be imposed by the system and the >attempts can be logged." (These statements come from >assumptions which should not be presumed) > >No matter what the scholar`s say we know one thing >that we have to crack the password for our client >that`s all and in this we are best. > >You decide to switch to a more Action Oriented mode, >and decide that you need some outside assistance !!! > >Welcome to www.crackspidergroup.com.

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