NODE 76e297b4SSL CHALLENGE: 3 hours to go...
aba@dcs.exeter.ac.ukThu, 24 Aug 95 07:44:17 PDT
The start time for the kick off on the race to crack Hal's 2nd
challenge is fast approaching...
18:00 GMT
That's only a little over 3 hours away. Please start your brloop
clients if you have not already. Chuck in any net connected unix
boxes, never mind how old or slow, they'll still help. Be ready with
the WWW interface at 18:00 GMT if you don't have direct IP. The
client runs the brute forcer at nice -20, so it shouldn't interfere
with users.
All code, and step by step instructions for setup on:
http://www.brute.cl.cam.ac.uk/brute/
or ftp://ftp.brute.cl.cam.ac.uk/pub/brute/
Binaries available for DOS, Windows 95/NT, generic C code for unix &
others. Please run the socket code if you can, it'll provide best
utilisation, and least work for you.
May the race being...
The c$ prize fund has reached c$ 342.30, and the more compute you
personally contribute the greater chance you have of winning it :-)
Adam
NODE eca0ccc8SSL CHALLENGE: Can't search with Win32 client!
Joe Thomas <jthomas@access.digex.net>Thu, 24 Aug 95 11:56:46 PDT
I've got some keyspace, from various projects and test projects on the
server, but no matter what key range I select, I can't get the Search
button to be active (not greyed out).
Anybody else getting this?
Joe
NODE b6b52224Re: SSL CHALLENGE: Can't search with Win32 client!
Andy Brown <asb@nexor.co.uk>Wed, 30 Aug 95 02:46:21 PDT
On Thu, 24 Aug 1995, Joe Thomas wrote:
> I've got some keyspace, from various projects and test projects on the
> server, but no matter what key range I select, I can't get the Search
> button to be active (not greyed out).
The project must be of type "ssl" (look at the properties box to make
sure). ssl is the only search engine currently built in to the client,
more will be added as challenges are planned.
Piete: I notice that you've renamed the original challenge to "sslold"
and the test to "sslck" which causes the client to not recognise them!
Any chance you can put them back to "ssl" so folks can test their clients?
Regards,
- Andy
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