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Sorry, I missed the point about it being the identifier. Though technically you can still use the bcrypt hash as your identifier, unless it has to be correlate
by cm2187 6y ago
Sorry, I missed the point about it being the identifier.
Though technically you can still use the bcrypt hash as your identifier, unless it has to be correlated to an external source of emails.
- cortesoft 6y agoYou cant, really... bcrypt hashes are not consistent... you run bcrypt on the same email, you are going to get two different hashes. You can't search your DB for the matching hash, you would have to iterate through every entry to compare.