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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 p

by 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.)