Python solves that by generating salt on start that is used for hash generation. This way it is still extremely hard to commence such attack and at the same ti

Python solves that by generating salt on start that is used for hash generation. This way it is still extremely hard to commence such attack and at the same time not lose performance due to randomizing elements on each iteration. BTW: I'm not convinced this randomization even solves this vulnerability. The patch referenced doesn't look like the one that implemented this behavior. I suspect we are mixing up two different behaviors.