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Quote: Originally Posted by JS987 Brute force attack isn't always possible and can be detected. Why it can't be detected on 32-bit?
Quote: Originally Posted by LightBit Why it can't be detected on 32-bit? It is maybe also possible to detect it on 32-bit, but on 64-bit attack would last much longer, which means much higher probability of detection.
Quote: Originally Posted by JS987 It is maybe also possible to detect it on 32-bit, but on 64-bit attack would last much longer, which means much higher probability of detection. This slides says 2m11s is needed on 64-bit
Quote: Originally Posted by LightBit This slides says 2m11s is needed on 64-bit Function get_random_int is different in latest kernels. Slides claim that it worked only for local attacker.