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one possible approach to detecting such brute force attacks is to add a small delay between each hash. (if too short, the resulting delay is noticeable by the user, and if too long, the delay may work against the attacker because by the time the server is ready to calculate the next hash, the attacker will be trying that same one again, with the same result as the first try.) however, this approach does not prevent the attacker from going on to try every other possible hash, one after another, so the delay must be small enough to render a simple attempted brute force attack impractical.

hashing the password with sha-2 before using it to calculate the fingerprint ensures that the hash is unique. however, the hash can still be copied because a digest is a representation of data with no inherent structure or order. a computer cannot discern any particular algorithm used to generate a hash, although it can recognize the algorithm. copycats can use whatever algorithm they please to make a new hash identical to the original one. a hacker can make changes to the data used to generate the hash and still preserve the hash itself.

phishers take advantage of users' good intentions. for example, if the user thinks she is accessing a secure web site because she is downloading legitimate content (such as software or firmware), she will be more likely to enter the password. the phisher will then assume she is legitimate and thus be able to gain access to whatever information she has come to the page to take.

in 2013, a group of attackers compromised at least 13,000 routers and tricked them into connecting to a fake dhcp server. the fake dhcp server was configured to start a telnet daemon that implemented the password-based authentication methods used by broadband providers to manage their adsl and cable modem connections. by force-installing the windows dhcp client , the group also obtained administrative privileges on the targeted victim machines. these privileges were then used to install a modified version of firmware that covertly changed the dchp ip address, or lease time, of the device it was installed on. 84d34552a1