L0phtCrack is one of the most used tools by security professionals worldwide. After years of inactivity, version 6 was released in 2009 and development hasn't halted since. In a new video, L0phtCrack co-author Christien Rioux aka dildog talks about the upcoming version and introduces some of the new features.
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This seems a little pointless. Unless there is something I've missed L0phtCrack was abandoned because Rainbow Tables took over. Anyone who has the time to wait for a password to be cracked by brute force is probably not cracking your system. Similarly anyone relying on "strong" passwords to protect a system is probably not an admin of anything important and should strongly consider reading up on other forms of security like 2 factor authentication.
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2006-09-18
My problem here is that it's very expensive software that just replicates what free software can do. I don't see what all that money is getting me over say using Cain (because it's easy w/ gui?) I could maybe understand paying 20$ to get a supported piece of software, but not the extortion L0pht's charging.
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