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The frontend part can still use a secure password mechanism which is then hashed to a password suitable for the underlying backend system. There's no reason to
by bencoder 13y ago
The frontend part can still use a secure password mechanism which is then hashed to a password suitable for the underlying backend system.
There's no reason to keep the bad decisions from decades ago as a part of a modern system, even if it relies on the legacy system.
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