An attacker seeking to identify the hash value of a strong password quickly would most likely employ a technique known as "Rainbow table". A rainbow table is a precomputed compilation of plaintexts and their corresponding hashes (typically passwords). By referencing this table, an attacker can swiftly determine the hash value associated with a given password, bypassing the need for time-consuming brute force or dictionary attacks. Remember, it’s essential to use strong, unique passwords and consider additional security measures to protect your accounts!
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Rainbow Tables When passwords are stored in the operating system, they are stored
in their hashed format. A hash is a one-way cryptographic algorithm. If you have access
to the password hash, a rainbow table can be used to find the password. Rainbow tables
are databases that have had every permutation run through a hashing algorithm, so the
hash can be looked up and cross-referenced back to the password that created it. These
databases can be really large. It is not uncommon for a rainbow table to ship on a portable hard drive.
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