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I don't get what you're saying here. Is your input set a bunch of outputs of bcrypt? Is your input set `dictionary`? Either way, how can you invert the outpu
by shrughes 14y ago
I don't get what you're saying here. Is your input set a bunch of outputs of bcrypt? Is your input set `dictionary`? Either way, how can you invert the output of bcrypt more efficiently than brute force?
- yummyfajitas 14y agoIn my particular example, you need only brute force it over a dictionary, which is not that hard to do (even for bcrypt). That's because the input set for bcrypt is being artificially constrained. My concern is that artificially constraining the input set to range(md5) might similarly make brute forcing (or other attacks) easier.