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by Smrchy
5708 days ago
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Considering that most password are shorter than 14 characters, everyone implementing hashed passwords without a random salt could just store them as plain text. The rainbow table for the most common passwords (names, cities, pet names etc.) would fit in less than 1GB and would probably yield a very high success rate. There's no need to use complex passwords to prove that hashes without proper salting are bound to fail. |
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