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**goodlun** · Posted On: 12/04/2012 7:46pm

Originally Posted by itwasntme

I have been a little busy is all.

Here we have it, how do you expect to learn this **** when you have work and school going on.

Hands on experience you have a computer in front of you, start breaking it.

**ChenPengFi** · Posted On: 12/04/2012 7:54pm

Originally Posted by goodlun

Here we have it, how do you expect to learn this **** when you have work and school going on.

Hands on experience you have a computer in front of you, start breaking it.

Nooo, he'll learn more by spending his time posting here don't you see?!

**itwasntme** · Posted On: 12/04/2012 8:01pm

Originally Posted by goodlun

Here we have it, how do you expect to learn this **** when you have work and school going on.

They said the work study program would be like on the job training. I'd be working with some or one of the instructors. At least that's the picture they painted.

Hands on experience you have a computer in front of you, start breaking it.

True, true.

**goodlun** · Posted On: 12/04/2012 8:22pm

Originally Posted by itwasntme

They said the work study program would be like on the job training. I'd be working with some or one of the instructors. At least that's the picture they painted.

On the job training for wich of the 1000s of IT jobs? No seriously you have to ask yourself this.
I am having visions of you pushing around an AV cart.

**goodlun** · Posted On: 12/11/2012 11:56am

http://arstechnica.com/security/2012...rd-in-6-hours/

A password-cracking expert has unveiled a computer cluster that can cycle through as many as 350 billion guesses per second. It's an almost unprecedented speed that can try every possible Windows passcode in the typical enterprise in less than six hours.

Wow that is a monster. So is the answer to use longer passwords or not worry about it because we have set our password lockout limits to something like 10 tries?