someone with a bitcoining rig might give it a shot. They got all that cooling set up anyways.Is your heater broken or why do you want to heat your room?
I'm willing to take a gamble. If it's random, what's the harm?Is your heater broken or why do you want to heat your room?
You can be more productive with your CPU time.I'm willing to take a gamble. If it's random, what's the harm?
but what if the key is 00000000000000000000000000000001.....did anyone try that yet?You can be more productive with your CPU time.
Even if all Computers in the world would try to bruteforce that key, it would
take more time than the universe has left. ( maybe a bit less)
Just don`t. Save yourself or your mommy the electrical bill.
bear with me here, i know this is a completely radical far out suggestion.....but maybe its 00000000000000000000000000000003 ......i know right....like how did we not think of that already....shit I'm on fire todayyeah I even tried 00000000000000000000000000000002 ... no luck buddy, the securtiy is too damn tight!
if we start at 80000000000000000000000000000000 we can cut the time in halfLook, I know you guys are joking with 00000000000000000000000000000001, but if we're going to be realistic the change of the key being 0000000xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx in one in a million and even that is too long for all the computers in the world to brute force.
Which is why we should try Shigeru Miyamoto's birthday. But repeated like 5 times. So 11161952111619521116195211161952.
I believe this would also work for brute forcing the Starbuck Ancast key's SHA hash.The wii u common key is already known. And this tweet was from before it was released. Now it's obsolete.
ftfyI believe this would also work for brute forcing the Starbuck Ancast key's SHA hash *with the help of a time machine*.