Rainbow tables provide attackers with a list of pre$-$computed password hashes $($collision$).$ However, are attackers able to gain access to a system with just a hash $($and without a password$)?$ Rainbow tables can be used to provide an input that will produce the same hash as the actual password This is not possible. Rainbow tables cannot obtain passwords Rainbow tables can obtain passwords from getting the necessary public keys Rainbow tables can obtain passwords by breaking a password hash into three parts