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by ugexe
4635 days ago
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There is nothing inherently secure with you hashing the password to be used as a password. It uses a non dictionary string and has a long (but static) length, ok, but a random number of anything (characters, words, whatever) has variable length. There is a reason passwords like 'the old lemon man jumped high as a pokemon' are getting more popular. |
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