ubergizmo.com - 10/11/2008
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Sold as a "password recovery" solution for $600 (5 clients) to $5000 (2500 clients), Elcom Distributed Password Recovery is a software that allows its users to crack passwords from many applications. Among the "crackable" formats: Microsoft Office, PGD (PGP Disk with conventional ...
elcomsoft.com - 10/9/2008
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elcomsoft.com —
NVIDIA GPU acceleration (patent pending) reduces password recovery
time by a factor of 20 Linear scalability with...
no overhead allows using up to 10,000 workstation without performance drop-off Allows up to 64 CPUs or CPU cores and up to 4 GPUs per ...
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NVIDIA GPUs + Elcom Distributed Password Recovery software make WiFi passwords super easy to crack
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... WPA, WPA2 and many more. With the assistance of the Nvidia GPU and its powerful parallel processing environment CUDA, it’s so much easier to crack a couple of them especially for Office, Windows login, MD5, WPA and WPA2 etc. With GPU, it’s about 20 to 100 times faster than without the GPU! Please note the Elcom tool is specially made for the forgetful ones to recover their passwords. It’s not meant for you to get free WiFi. Trial version of Elcom tool via [crunchgear] via [ubergizmo] This entry was posted on Saturday, October 11th, 2008 at 7:56 am and is filed ...
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