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Not to mention it's always been easy to implement even when it wasn't bundled by default. There is utterly no excuse for storing passwords with anything that's
by meowface 12y ago
Not to mention it's always been easy to implement even when it wasn't bundled by default.
There is utterly no excuse for storing passwords with anything that's not PBKDF2, bcrypt, or scrypt starting in 2009.
- TD-Linux 12y agoRight, they switched over to Persona, which is far better. Unfortunately the old hashes were still left in the DB.
- jeffbryner 12y agoTo be clear, the only old hashes were those from folks who haven't used persona to log in.