Many hackers do not bother to dehash a password. They will use a brute force logger. For websites that do not have login attempt limits, it is just a matter of time before the account is hacked.

Note: Using symbols and other gibberish will greatly improve the time it takes for a brute force hacker to get through, but know that given enough time, even a 100 digit password can be cracked using this method.

antb:

Dehash these:

caca


WTF
That means sh** in French
My password is different in here and all my other accs BTW

Racer-Delux:

Many hackers do not bother to dehash a password. They will use a brute force logger. For websites that do not have login attempt limits, it is just a matter of time before the account is hacked.

Note: Using symbols and other gibberish will greatly improve the time it takes for a brute force hacker to get through, but know that given enough time, even a 100 digit password can be cracked using this method.

And how would a brute force "logger"(do you even know what that usually implies?) be more efficient than "dehashing" a hash.

@Felix

It simply guesses every single combination of letters and symbols possible at a very high rate (not sure of the # per second, but its high). It starts at simple and moves to complex (which is why longer passwords would take longer). This method is very low tec - but very effective (not time effective).

A decent password would take about half day to day to crack - and requires little work on the user side.

i was just saying that its like saying where the bank vault key is.