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If you don't reuse that password anymore, does it matter tho. Some services might use older hashing for older passwords without updating the hash algorithm. But
by nicce 2y ago
If you don't reuse that password anymore, does it matter tho. Some services might use older hashing for older passwords without updating the hash algorithm. But I don't know what is the case here.
brypt passwords are very slow to crack.
- Jach 2y agoI would hope that a system competent enough to migrate to bcrypt would also be competent enough to rehash the entire database as well. Logins check bcrypt(oldHash(pw)); if it matters they can be updated to bcrypt(pw). Of course, "Hope is not a strategy".