Cryptohaze.com

http://cryptohaze.com/torrents/GRT-NTLM ... ct.torrent

Download/seed/review.

Should be 99.2% hit rate or so.

could you please seed them as rared/compressed, saves about 40% bandwidth per table file

Thx

I thought people got pissed when you seeded compressed stuff that was huge... I can look into that, though, if people would prefer it.

Also, one of my seed boxes appears to be on an ISP that's blocking torrents. *irked*

Thank you, downloading as we speak. I'll seed back as much as I can. While you have access to the dual GPU machine, are you going to generate tables for any other hash types?

If you're looking for suggestions, I'd kill for a SHA1 table

What size sha1 tables?

I've got a NTLM lowerupper alpha len8 table I'm prepping for distribution, and a NTLM len6 table too.

Due to some generous hardware donors, I'm going to have much improved table generate capacity very soon

Also, is anyone interested in me setting up a system to deliver tables on external hard drive? Skip the whole download phase and go straight to use?

Or, as another option, the tables on the new EC2 GPU instances?

I'm looking for something that is full charset (except space) and at least len7. I have no idea what the disk space requirements would look like though?

What about mailing a drive w/ a return label?

Picch wrote:I'm looking for something that is full charset (except space) and at least len7. I have no idea what the disk space requirements would look like though?

What about mailing a drive w/ a return label?

I'll see what I can do with SHA1. I don't actually think I enabled SHA1 in the GRT code, but it will definitely be in there soon.

I'm not sure I want to deal with taking drives back. That's just too much work, IMO. I can sell S3 access to them or something...

I meant us shipping a personal HD to you with a return label. Not the other way around.

... I suppose that would work, but I'd still have to charge something for the time to fill it.

I'd really rather just purchase drives in bulk and ship them out. It's easier that way. And I can pre-fill drives and pre-pack them instead of having to do it *at the time* - which sucks.