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Pretty easily detected. This is a bad idea. Amateurs need to stop attempting their own patchwork solutions to their already bad fuck-ups.

• rb2k_ 14y ago
  Is the "easily detected" part really a problem? The idea isn't to try security by obscurity. The main advantage is that it would still keep people from using precomputed rainbow tables and slow down brute force attacks with a minimum of additional code, wouldn't it? (similar to the switch from DES to triple DES back in the day)
  • heretohelp 14y ago
    Rainbow tables are the least and most trivial of your problems to solve. Using a fast hash algorithm for storing passwords is fucking braindead and a DOA decision to make about security. Your "solution" doesn't solve anything.
  • frisco 14y ago
    (Sorry rb2k_, I didn't mean to downvote you.)