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So I have a really old iMac mini that still works. What’s the most creative way you can think of to break it?

So this thing is like 10 or 12 years old. I’ve nothing important on it, so it doesn’t need to be recoverable. To clarify, literally anything is on the table to mess with, and break this poor old computer. My Dad is on the team that writes IOS. I need a good Christmas project for me and my Dad. Go internet go!

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How to access websites when only a single website if whitelisted by a firewall (Sophos XG)?

Sophos XG firewall pretty much got all categorized blocked including the IP addresses (except a domain and a IP address I guess). I read somewhere that one could wrap the data and maybe encrypt it so the firewall doesn't understand what to do with those packets, which I couldn't figure out how to do. If this is the right method, is there any guide? If yes, please share! or are there any other ways to bypass this firewall. I have tired Cloudflare DNS, but it seems like the DNS has nothing to do with blocked websites.

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Choosing a Password

From time to time I like to play around with Hashcat. Just fun things like seeing how far into one of the example files, or showing a cousin how horrible their password is.

I was curious how the requirements for a password length have changed since the release of the Nvidia 3000 cards. My 3080 for example can do MD5 at 60 B/s, Sha1 at 20 B/s.

Running brute force on MD5 with the “?a” switch, if you do not know that runs through all 96ish possible characters, I tested up to 9. So these are password that are truly randomized. 7 character password or less you can do all of them in less than the runtime of a show on Netflix. 8 characters you can do in about 2 days. 9 characters Hashcat estimated would take about 7 months.

So you should still be fine with a 9 character randomized password for some time. Even in MD5.

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