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Maybe they weren't stored in plaintext, they could have been reversed from the hash. A lot of legacy systems still store passwords in something like 3DES which
by UnoriginalGuy 14y ago
Maybe they weren't stored in plaintext, they could have been reversed from the hash. A lot of legacy systems still store passwords in something like 3DES which is trivial to reverse.
PS - "reverse" just means using either rainbow tables or generating the entire set for a given hash(n).