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Yes, indeed. Werkzeug uses un-iterated SHA1 or MD5 [1], even; one could run through a wordlist distressingly fast. Do note that bcrypt is a binary module that
by JoachimSchipper 16y ago
Yes, indeed. Werkzeug uses un-iterated SHA1 or MD5 [1], even; one could run through a wordlist distressingly fast.
Do note that bcrypt is a binary module that may not be universally available.
[1] Actually HMAC-(MD5/SHA1), what's up with that?