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What you mean is that the ridiculously easy passwords have been cracked? Not really a surprise considering they have been out for so long. While I'm glad I do
by flexd 15y ago
What you mean is that the ridiculously easy passwords have been cracked? Not really a surprise considering they have been out for so long.
While I'm glad I do not have a account there they would not have been able to crack my password :-)
Edit:
I am a fool, salted hashes are probably not in anyones rainbow tables :)
- cipherpunk 15y agoRainbow tables do not exist for randomised salts.
- flexd 15y agoErr, now I feel (more) stupid. Anyway my point being those passwords are not exactly the strongest.
- meric 15y agoBut if the salt is global and its value is "1", it might.
- rmccue 15y agoThe $1$ part of the hash is purely to indicate that MD5 was the encryption algorithm used. The salt used is the first 12 characters, so from "$1$" to the next "$" For example, for "$1$JVf3ep..$uvo634QwxDsAuHMOZlKws1:riprip" the salt is "$1$JVf3ep..$" (although those periods may just be padding, IIRC).
- meric 15y agoAhh. I misunderstood. Thanks.
- getsat 15y ago> Not really a surprise considering they have been out for so long. Not really a surprise considering they were hashed using one of the fastest/weakest common hashing algorithms.