Ok, so the graph is showing that there are several orders of magnitude more Passwords/s between Electrum and Multibit HD...
But, playing devils advocate here... what are the actual settings/circumstances being tested here? It doesn't really explain much... Is this purely just the number of passwords per second that one particular brute forcing app was able to test? If so, is that the ONLY brute forcing app in existence? If not, is there any proof that other brute forcing apps can't check Multibit HD Passwords just as fast? ie. is it because Multibit is deliberately slow and only allows a certain number of password entries per time period and ANY brute forcing app will show similar results?
But, playing devils advocate here... what are the actual settings/circumstances being tested here? It doesn't really explain much... Is this purely just the number of passwords per second that one particular brute forcing app was able to test? If so, is that the ONLY brute forcing app in existence? If not, is there any proof that other brute forcing apps can't check Multibit HD Passwords just as fast? ie. is it because Multibit is deliberately slow and only allows a certain number of password entries per time period and ANY brute forcing app will show similar results?