Title should also include the price - $35 for the most exhaustive search.
This kind of speed has been around for a while - at the cost of a $50,000 FPGA box (eg, http://www.picocomputing.com/). Too expensive for the home user, but I'm guessing the NSA have spent way more, and have much faster computers.
A brute force on WPA is also very parallelizable which makes it easy to throw more machines at the problem.
This kind of speed has been around for a while - at the cost of a $50,000 FPGA box (eg, http://www.picocomputing.com/). Too expensive for the home user, but I'm guessing the NSA have spent way more, and have much faster computers.
A brute force on WPA is also very parallelizable which makes it easy to throw more machines at the problem.