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> Not much point in hashing a (v4) IP, there's 4 billion of them, trivial to undo (you won't be able to change the salt) I didn't know! Here is my IP as a sha2
by capableweb 6y ago
> Not much point in hashing a (v4) IP, there's 4 billion of them, trivial to undo (you won't be able to change the salt)
I didn't know! Here is my IP as a sha256, please reverse it and show me you actually know what you're talking about: 20adfe5288d85b6279dc65eff126828c0b20b896cb853caef9de0d6251e46169
- iso1210 6y agoTo do that I'd have to calculate 4 billion sha256 hashes. This quote is from 2012: "I do 622 million SHA-256's per sec on a Radeon HD5830." You might have salted it or encoded in a 'clever' way like hex or words or whatever, but as you know the method you can do it.