I lost another password. This time OpenBSD FDE. So obviously here's a head-first dive into the OpenBSD core source.https://blog.filippo.io/so-i-lost-my-openbsd-fde-password/ …
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Brute force tools are those rare pieces of software in which you are incredibly relieved every time you find a bug. Hope
disappointment.
I FOUND IT! 
I was reusing a buffer, corrupting all attempts after the first. Fixed that. Apparently... I mispelled an Italian word 
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Opsec fail: leaking information about the structure/patterns of passwords you use. :-)
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did take a mental note that the pattern is burned ;P
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Apparently buffers are still landmines, even in memory safe languages. :)
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memory should all be immutable! ;)
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Or languages should all be pure functional. ;-)
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I once wandered into an Umbrian bar. Bought a drink, held out some coins and said, "mi diaspace, non parlo Italiano"
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an Italian drunk to my right sighs and responds, "but you're speaking Italian right now."
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I try to learn “don’t worry, I don’t speak X” in as many languages as possible to spook foreign ppl who speak amongst them
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are you forgetting italian as well :) ?
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Since it's pbkdf2, presumably it could be sped up using something like h1kari's FPGA WPA2 & filevault cracking PoCs?
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So how long was it running over what sort of keyspace to give us an estimate of the time to brute force the FDE?
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cool ! Or ... 0day ;)
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