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Yes, it almost certainly is quite sketchy... I can’t think of any way it could be securely implemented. In the case I’ve seen it’s the only password used... I
by new299 8y ago
Yes, it almost certainly is quite sketchy... I can’t think of any way it could be securely implemented. In the case I’ve seen it’s the only password used...
I wonder if there is a hashing scheme that would work with some kind of ambiguous entry... I.e. “is the 3rd digit between 5 and 10”.
If you could confirm certain properties of a password/pin from its hash...
- Filligree 8y agoI could believe this would be possible with homomorphic encryption, even with today's capabilities, but I can't prove that; I'm not terribly familiar. That is not to say that it's very likely, because it's not.