Doesn't that just give the attacker more targets to hit?
I know that under normal circumstances you can just write off the wildly improbable case of a hash collision, but when you're up against an army of GPU's I'm not sure I'd want to risk the possibility that `aaa` (or some other brute force candidate) collides with whatever urandom spit out that day.
I know that under normal circumstances you can just write off the wildly improbable case of a hash collision, but when you're up against an army of GPU's I'm not sure I'd want to risk the possibility that `aaa` (or some other brute force candidate) collides with whatever urandom spit out that day.