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Thanks for the enlightenment. I have to agree that once you have access to the db, salt or not doesn't really matter security wise. But at the end, it really bo
by phzbOx 15y ago
Thanks for the enlightenment. I have to agree that once you have access to the db, salt or not doesn't really matter security wise. But at the end, it really boils down to: Do you have a strong password? If yes, even md5 is "somewhat" safe. But to be fair, I don't know how big the rainbow tables are.. and could become.
For instance, I've got lots of password with over 20 characters mixed with upper/lower cases with a few symbols in it. (i.e. Seems hard but: phzb0xis@mynickname.on.hackernews.com is already pretty long and hard to crack but still easy for me to type/remember), btw that is not my password ;) I wonder if I encrypt that with MD5.. Could it be contained in a rainbow table somewhere?
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