So far, I have served out 78K+ minutes of viewing time from
my YouTube account, through 19K+ views. I am really happy with that. :-)
With 88% males and 12% females watching, I can only speculate why red-headed women seem to have better (longer) passwords on average then men. 146 countries/territories have been watching, even from countries far away like Turkmenistan, Afghanistan, Mongolia, Uganda and South Sudan.
While Windows is the most popular platform for viewing these videos, I'm a bit surprised to see Android in second position, well ahead of Mac, Linux & iOS. But hey, there are viewers out there using Nintendo Wii! :-)
So without further ado, here are the TOP 5 PasswordsCon Videos:
Number 5:
Advanced Password Cracking: Hashcat Techniques for the Last 20%
Jens Steube (atom, author of Hashcat), Passwordscon in Las Vegas, July 30-31, 2013.
Number 4:
Energy-efficient bcrypt cracking
Katja Malvoni, PasswordsCon in Bergen, December 2013
Number 3:
Passwords^12 - Exploiting a SHA-1 weakness in password cracking
Jens Steube (atom, author of Hashcat), Passwordscon in Oslo, December, 2012.
Number 2:
Password Cracking, From "abc123" to "thereisnofatebutwhatwemake"
Joshua Dustin and Kevin Young, Passwordscon in Las Vegas, July 30-31, 2013.
Number 1:
Password Cracking HPC
Jeremi Gsoney, PasswordsCon in Bergen, December 2012.
Congrats Jeremi! :-)