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cpeterso
4824 days ago
Even if saving database space is a concern, you could store a truncated password hash.
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statictype
4824 days ago
If you don't use the full hash, I believe you can't really make any guarantees about the variance and distribution of characters in the hash. So not sure that's such a good idea.
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birchbird
4824 days ago
If you'll go as far as saving a truncated hash, it's better to just save the whole thing. I don't see any good reasons not to.
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