The connection of embedded systems consisted of researching and studying the terms of how the password hashing program could be simultaneously run on multiple platforms and how those same platforms would interact between themselves during the execution of the program. Executing programs on distributed system was achieved using the open source MPI implementation – Open MPI. This implementation required a distributed file system, so for that purpose a network file system (NFS) was used. NFS provided access to shared files for all platforms during the program execution. John the Ripper (jumbo version) program has also been altered with the purpose of distributed program execution and use of a programmable logic during that execution. The final result of the thesis was linear scalability upon adding a platform into the system.