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Old 08-15-2011, 12:36 PM
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" Wireless Hacking With Rainbow Tables - Is Your Network Vulnerable ? "

Recently have noticed a number of references to " Rainbow Tables " Anyone with the technical expertise to provide further comment ?

" While you might think of Rainbow Tables as eclectic colorful furniture, those aren't the ones we are going to discuss. The Rainbow Tables that we are talking about are used to crack passwords and are yet another tool in the hacker's ever growing arsenal. "

Rainbow Tables: Your Password's Worst Nightmare

The Problem with Passwords:

The Problem with Passwords - BusinessWeek

WSJ has an article, June 23rd, " What Makes a Password Stronger ", but requires a subscription to view.
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Old 08-15-2011, 12:54 PM
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Short-winded answer: rainbow tables are part of a 'hacking' process to reverse-decode stored passwords on a system (i.e., server...not your own PC)

Passwords on a system are never saved in plain text; they are hashed (crunched) and saved with an encryption. The table technique is used programmatically to try and reverse the hashing without knowing the encryption key to come up with the plain-text password that was originally used to create the scrambled-saved one.

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Best bet to protect yourself is to use passwords that have one or a few upper case characters and one allowed symbol ( #,$,%,^,&,*).

And protection from table hacking is enhanced by having a longer password than normal.
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For a little fun:

Password Strength Checker

https://www.microsoft.com/security/p...c_id=Site_Link
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Old 08-15-2011, 01:44 PM
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With WPA/WPA2 using salting the use of rainbow tables is mostly rendered useless.

Understanding WPA/WPA2: Hashes, Salting, And Transformations : Wi-Fi Security: Cracking WPA With CPUs, GPUs, And The Cloud
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Old 08-16-2011, 03:31 AM
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it like putting a good lock on your house door - it will keep the average thief out the pro will go for the weakest point. wireless security stops the casual person using your band width or nosing at your files the pro will crack so no point getting stressed
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