Tripcode Rainbow Table

How did this guy generate his data?

http://trip-table.com/

He would need to know the salt being used in the tripcode generation right?

And wtf is wrong with him putting them in a non-queryable format? Straight html over multiple pages? Come on guy, you would save bandwidth if you just had a database back end to query.

Anyway, even though he says not to use a downloader, I wrote a python script to automatically download and insert them into a sqlite database (Fuck his bandwidth, he should have put them in a database anyway), but after a while I figured it was going to take too long and gave up because I don't really give a shit.

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Most people don't want to store a huge-ass-fuck database of millions of tripcodes on their hard disk. Actually, when I say "millions" I'm being conservative at best - tripcode generators running on intel i7 processors generate and search literally millions of tripcodes per second, and even then they have to run the crackers for hours to get a good one. Maybe that will give you some kind of idea of how much space a comprehensive database of tripcodes would take up.

Take into consideration the fact that we have to perform regex searches on these trillions of tripcodes and you can hopefully see that even with a database, the performance increase doesn't really outweigh the cost of storing such a massive database.

Oh, and please stop replying to this topic, it's stupid.