Don't encrypt passwords
Loading...
2,885
Loading...
Uploader Comments (InfosecCynic)
see all
All Comments (12)
-
ok buddy, salt is only a method of encrypting weak sha's, u got it!
-
haha "old and busted, shiny hotness"... nice MIB II reference. haha great vid, I always used md5 instead of sha. Is that okay?
-
Nice Analogy. Thanks for putting this together.
-
@tdmfhk1 You issue them a new one
-
We learnt all about salted base64 encryption at Shmoocon, ask Kevin Johnson for more info :)
-
Good Vid. One thing though, I wouldn't recommend using SHA-1/2/256 really for password hashing. A better bet would be bcrypt or scrpyt or PBKDF2 all of which are specifically designed for passwords.
-
@tdmfhk1 Sucks to be him?
-
Very "clever" and if the user forget his password?
Loading...
Hey bud u can easily rebuild a sha or dmd5 with a rainbow table!. ur a cissp?
theoriginalfatdonkey 6 days ago
@theoriginalfatdonkey yes, you can, hence the addition of the salt. I learnt all of that in my CISSP (not really)
InfosecCynic 6 days ago