Hak5 - The Raspberry Pi and how 6.4 Million LinkedIn passwords could have been saved with salt, Hak5 1117

This time on the show, security breach! LinkedIn loses 6.4 million password hashes -- what does that mean to you? We're talking one-way-hashes, salting and the end of MD5. Plus, Raspberry Pi! Exclusive interview with the little boards founder at Maker Faire 2012. All that and more, this time on Hak5!

• Category

  • Science & Tech
  • Learning & Education

• Starring:

  • Darren Kitchen
  • Shannon Morse

• Directed by:

  • Darren Kitchen
  • Paul Tobias

• Produced by:

  • Darren Kitchen
  • Shannon Morse
  • Paul Tobias

• Written by:

  • Darren Kitchen
  • Shannon Morse

[PingByte]

24:13 end of commercial

[sonofaglitch]

what is this star.... wars?

[Charlie Scoville]

Three reasons the Pi fails.

1:No prebaked real-time Linux distro. Making a lot of process-control and other GPIO centric projects practically impossible.

2:Taking the one decent thing the Pi has going for it, it's low power, and neutering it with linear regulation.

3:The absolute refusal to acknowledge that opening all ~24 GIGAFLOPS of computational power the Videocore IV has to offer would be beneficial to the target public, but not financially useful to the IP retainers (Broadcom).

[MrKayKayHeyHey]

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[wieheissichnochma]

29:00 Smoking audio recorder :D

[helloworld691]

salt makes no difference. google for "hashcat".

[ultragaming1993]

what about SHA2 2048 bit?

[steve c]

LinkedIn is just a scam to get access to your contact list then spam them all so anyone would be a fool to join it anyway.

[Infalen0]

George Lucas?

GREY BOX!

[LugieBaird]

Don't you know the difference between "hacker" and "cracker"????

[Ishpeck]

Passwordmaker FTW!  Unique passwords for each site.

[mtnmatessim]

its safe for the near few years hopefully.