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Why do 2^16 rounds of a designed-to-be-fast SHA-256 when there are deliberately slow PBKDF, such as scrypt?
by anton_gogolev 12y ago
Why do 2^16 rounds of a designed-to-be-fast SHA-256 when there are deliberately slow PBKDF, such as scrypt?
- deleted 12y ago[deleted]
- marijn 12y agoIf you really have to, you can use a static salt -- this is no reason not to use a designed-to-be-expensive hash function.