Security engineer ports password cracker hashcat to Gameboy Advance — 16.8 MHz chip can perform a meager 727 hashes a second, 30 million times slower than a modern rig | Tom's Hardware
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A security engineer has successfully ported the password cracking tool, hashcat, to the Gameboy Advance, a handheld gaming console. · The Gameboy Advance's 16.8 MHz processor can…
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