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They probably de-crypted the original password and rehashed the actual first 16 characters updaing the HASHed version of the password compare. It's not uncommon
by orlandoseo 13y ago
They probably de-crypted the original password and rehashed the actual first 16 characters updaing the HASHed version of the password compare. It's not uncommon to have the HASH and an encrypted version of the password.
- legatou 13y agoIf they have the decryption keys, that's the same as storing the password in plaintext. I don't know how common it is, but I know it's insecure.