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I have legitimately used the complete works of William Shakespeare, unabridged, as a password. Even that is in megabytes, and not significant load for bcrypt2.
by GauntletWizard 4y ago
I have legitimately used the complete works of William Shakespeare, unabridged, as a password. Even that is in megabytes, and not significant load for bcrypt2.
Not that there should be no limits at all, but the upper bound should be relatively high.
- asynchronous 4y agoDoesn’t bcrypt2 essentially truncate every source input to no longer than 35 characters?
- layer8 4y agoIt’s 72 bytes, but yes. Probably a good reason to have a length limit on the password field if you use bcrypt.
- mellavora 4y agoNow all I have to do is guess which order you used them in, and I'll have full access to your system!