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> we could simply always print a notice when more than 10 salts are loaded [...] Something like "Notice: Setting environment variable JOHN_DES_KERNEL=bs_b will speed up loading at expense of...

Someone should implement the loop rolling as mentioned in #1908, I guess. Then per-salt kernels may probably provide a further optional speedup. (Even on CPU, I estimate that a ~7%...

This isn't detected during all-formats `--test` (including CPU and OpenCL) by gcc's LeakSanitizer on Debian 13 as tested in #5893. The format does still lack `done`, but does it need...

> from what I can find, Monero just appears to just be PBKDF2, Keccak and ChaCha20, none of which should be faster to run on CPU. > > Resources for...

> e.g. either AMD Ryzen 9 7950X or NVIDIA RTX 4090 deliver roughly 1900 c/s. But this CPU figure is for my heavily optimized code in JtR, whereas the GPU...

FWIW, here's a first attempt at hacking our GPG format to support ProtonMail _instead_ of normal GPG keys. This pretends to work (with `--skip-self-test` since the test vectors aren't updated),...

The below is copy-paste of my comment https://github.com/ProtonMail/WebClients/issues/38#issuecomment-811028444 referenced above, for archival here and to have everything in one place. I actually don't know whether ProtonMail still uses the same...

> `Expecting input encoding to match target encoding` I like this one. Maybe even: `Expecting input character encoding to match the target encoding` to be clearer what kind of encoding...

> What could it be other than character encoding? e.g. base64 ;-) > ``` > Rules will not fully support non-ASCII characters > ``` > > or s/support/handle/ Yes, we...

Per #5228, `TrustPadding = N` may lead to false positives (does hashcat have them as well?), so it's not only about speed.