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14 New Pokémon Rumble Blast Passwords Discovered!

Justin Berube — Tue, 22 Nov 2011 23:30:54 +0000

14 new Pokémon Rumble Blast US Passwords have been discovered by fans! That means that many of these codes haven’t even been officially released yet, but we’ve got them right here on RipTen.

Special thanks goes out to Jose Castillo and his friends for working hard to find these codes! Be sure to check out his video below for even more passwords than I have listed here!

Thundurus – 8819-8699
Snivy – 0835-7338
Articuno -2364-4610
Eelektross – 2159-4650
Emboar – 5662-7748
Garchomp – 1959-4010
Groudon – 0681-1611
Lugia – 0442-4822
Moltres – 8714-7361
Samurott – 2452-2129
Serperior – 7111-4427
Stunfisk – 6482-3610
Unfezant – 4713-9936
Zapdos – 1675-4459

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Three More Pokémon Rumble Blast Passwords Released

Justin Berube — Wed, 16 Nov 2011 22:03:59 +0000

Three more Pokémon Rumble Blast Password have been released! To get these Pokémon be sure to tell the Munna in Easterly Town the Passwords listed below.

For a Zoroark that has 1172+ Power, the PokéTC Ability, and the move Foul Play enter 2153-6742. Zoroark can then be found in area 4-1.

For a Audino that has 2102 Power, the Rally Ability, and the move Secret Power enter 0176-1458. Audino can the be found in area 2-1.

For a Dialga that has 2192+ Power and the move Iron Tail enter 3402-6485. Dialga can then be found in area 3-3.

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Three More Pokémon Rumble Blast Character Passwords Revealed

Justin Berube — Thu, 27 Oct 2011 20:30:52 +0000

Three more Passwords that unlock special characters in Pokémon Rumble Blast for the 3DS have been revealed.

Gallade – 3535-6928 (Strength- 1355, Found in Stage 4-2)

Oshawott – 7403-2240 (Strength – 651+, Found in Stage 2-4)

Tornadus – 0250-7321 (Strength – 934, Found in Stage 3-2)

Remember, these Passwords should be entered in the second town – Easterly Town. Just talk to the Munna there! Additionally while some of these Pokémon may seem like ones that were obtainable earlier in the game, it may not be possible to easily get them at this power level and the Pokémon may come with special moves or abilities not available for that Pokémon normally! So get going and enter those codes!

And don’t forget about the Pikachu Password I reported on last week either!

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Gameloft’s Order & Chaos Online Hacked

Brandon Fenty — Fri, 21 Oct 2011 01:30:28 +0000

If you’re a WoW player, you’re well used to having to protect your account from would-be hackers. Apparently, if you have played Order & Chaos Online, then you’re not immune to being hacked, either. Yesterday on the game’s official forums, word got out that some accounts had been hacked and Gameloft has confirmed it. While there’s no information as to who has been hacked, it would be best to change your password immediately to avoid becoming a victim.

While most of Gameloft’s catalog of games contain an online component, so far only Order & Chaos seems to have been affected. Still, it would probably be a good idea to change your password for those games as well, just to be safe.

PS3 Cracks Quicker Than the Rest, Passwords That Is

Adam Montgomery — Fri, 30 Nov 2007 22:17:03 +0000

Want to get yourself some money in double quick time, or get hold of some top secret government documents? Then why not use your PS3 to crack some passwords faster than ever before! Of course we here at Ripten don’t condone this sort of behaviour, but the PS3 is actually an incredible password cracker, able to crack eight-character passwords in just hours.

Security researcher Nick Breese has harnessed the power of the PS3’s cell processor to allow him to crack passwords with only a few hours work – despite formerly taking days to solve.

An Intel chip can go through 10-15 million cycles a second, whereas the PS3’s chip can get through 1.4 billion.

“Brute force” password cracking is a simple method of simply trying every possible combination of characters until the correct combination is found. Having multiple cores in the PS3 chip allows it to try several passwords at once, speeding up the work greatly.

Don’t panic though! You won’t have a PS3 breaking into your bank account any time soon, though, as these eight-character passwords are rudimentary when compared to the sophisticated encryption used to protect online transactions and similar transfers of important information.

Source: BBC Technology