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I don't think there is any legitimate system that can be cracked that way.

Oh really? How naive of you to try to write something that's already been done innumerable times then.

Why would anyone want to write something like this? BECAUSE THEY ACTUALLY WORKED ON REAL SYSTEMS!

You don't need to check the hashed password against the real system. All you need is a copy of the account database. You can then run as many checks as you want against the database with nothing "locking you out after a few attempts".

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