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by jgeralnik
1368 days ago
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MD5 is not broken in the way you think it is. Even without salting if you give a hash H there is basically no way to recover a string that hashes to it other than randomly trying strings 2^128 times. What you can do trivially is find 2 strings X1 and X2 such that md5(X1) == md5(X2). In this case seeding the way you described won't help because md5(X1+S) will equal md5(X2+S) due to the way MD5 works |
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