>>222325

They’re already outside your house.

>>222351

>>222351

It honestly doesn’t take that long to crack a tripcode. People have been posting his password on reddit, but I didn’t feel like sharing that would be a good idea.

>>222368

There’s an easily accessible program designed for 2ch originally that runs millions of passwords a second to determine the tripcode output. It’s literally a matter of time in the grand scheme of things.

There’s even a website that tests tripcodes manually.

>>222398

No one fucking cares. Stop acting like you’re special.

>>222396

If the CIA wanted to crack it, it’d already be done. My laptop can process a million tripcodes a minute.

>>222406

Well, if he’s only using 7 letters again, that won’t be long. I really would have expected better of someone with his clearance, but he probably doesn’t know how tripcodes work in general.

>>222423

You’re right, but if my shitty old laptop could handle it, then what could a competent computer process? Some anon in the old CBTS on 4chan was trying to crack the code and posted pictures of him pulling a million passwords a second.

I doubt you’ll ever actually hear of any of this. People will just “disappear” and people will just forget about them. It’s like when hillary fell off the face of the earth after she lost the election. It’ll be like that with more people and more permanence. There can’t be bombastic court tribunals or anything like that — it would weaken the US on a global level. Everything will be done quietly and without our knowledge. That’s how these things are done.