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On 12/01/2015 09:47 PM, Robert J. Hansen wrote:
> 1. A new user contacted me via email to point out there was no
> FAQ entry about whether there's anything to be done about a lost
> passphrase. I added a FAQ entry for this, with text that
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On 12/01/2015 10:01 PM, Robert J. Hansen wrote:
>> Would a reference to nasty[0] or other tools to aid such
>> brute-force attacks be useful in this context?
>
> I thought about it but decided against it. I've never heard of
> someone successfully
> Would a reference to nasty[0] or other tools to aid such brute-force
> attacks be useful in this context?
I thought about it but decided against it. I've never heard of someone
successfully using nasty to recover their passphrase. I hate to
recommend a tool where I can't point to a single
> I've hard of a few users with good experiences using it...
Good enough for me. I'll adjust the language and submit a revision to
the list for review.
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1. A new user contacted me via email to point out there was no FAQ
entry about whether there's anything to be done about a lost
passphrase. I added a FAQ entry for this, with text that basically
amounted to "if you truly can't remember your passphrase then we
can't help you,
