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This is wrong assuming, as is recommended practice, you use a hashing function like bcrypt or scrypt that is designed to be resistant against massive ASIC speed
by ykler 9y ago
This is wrong assuming, as is recommended practice, you use a hashing function like bcrypt or scrypt that is designed to be resistant against massive ASIC speedups, right?
- Bartweiss 9y agoI wouldn't call it wrong, but I agree that it's for fast hashes without salts. Since sites still use that (and we can't check what they're using pre-leak) it's still relevant, though.