6% of pwgen passwords generated can get cracked in 2 minutes with NTLM hashes. For the MD5-based crypt(3), NTLM's 2 minutes would translate to 2 days.
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b9efdefd5b372525bfcc4a8d08328785FreeBSD sendfile exploit that dumps password hashes to stdout.
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