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cool, so when I got someone's address, I can look what kind of area/house he's living in and evaluate if he's well off or rather poor and draw a conclusion on his/her social situation... nice feature :icon_roll

I "only" have to pay $5.64 a gallon for premium.... haha. in the UK it's even more expensive at the moment. but since I'm living near my workplace, I only have to fill up about once a month. other than that, I completely agree with lanky....

uhm... they're just close friends I guess.... :p they both have girlfriends, but you never know what's going on behind the scenes :D ROTFLMAO :D

two friends of mine, I took the pic: that's rather "mad kraut tyte", though..... :D

well, that's actually the point I was trying to make. actually this guy "phantom" or whatever he calls himself, may have retrieved everybody's board password if he wanted to and if he is clever enough. so I'd strongly recommend that everyone changes his/her password on other places as well, if...

point is that the attacker who "hacked" the old board might have extracted the password hashes from the database. so there is no need to bruteforce them online. furthermore, access to the database means that the attacker can simply pick the hash of any account he/she would like to crack, so as...

I'm back as well, same screenname, same sig, same avatar..... nice to see you all again :)

you're right in saying that the hash can't be decrypted, however, it can be bruteforced. at least simple passwords (e.g. all lowercase, only letters and digits with a total length of up to 6 or 7 characters) can be bruteforced in reasonable time with current PC technology. if the password is...