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Ah, we both went on a tangent. The password in question is to the twitterer's LastPass vault, and so a precomputed hash list would be of no use, and since it's an encryption key and not a hash, there is nothing to salt.

I suppose the point was more that faced with many users' LastPass vaults there are more likely and less likely keys -- but they'll still have to try the keys.




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