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security is about defense in depth, and doing as much as is feasible to mitigate damage. Proper password hashing wont protect you from a break in on a primary s
by throwaway64 15y ago
security is about defense in depth, and doing as much as is feasible to mitigate damage. Proper password hashing wont protect you from a break in on a primary system, but it could very easily prevent a break in on secondary ones.
Also, a note to anyone reading the above post, that is not how bcrypt works and is incredibly insecure.
- peterwwillis 15y agoWhat is not how bcrypt works? The example that I gave? That comes from the 'crypt' man page explaining how to use blowfish encryption patched into libcrypt?