sorry for being too lasy to read the code, but i m just curious which hash algorithm u use to store the above entered password.
thx in advance (:
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sorry for being too lasy to read the code, but i m just curious which hash algorithm u use to store the above entered password.
thx in advance (:
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It uses md5.
I could use something better, but the passwords are salted and the files are not accessible so nobody can find out what a persons hash is in order to reverse it anyway.
Also, now, I can't change the hashing method without invalidating all of the current reserved names :P
Well, you can easily layer another hash on top. That is the method university UNIX systems can use to incrementally upgrade password protection: each couple of years, run b*crypyt another thousand times per password check, and upgrade the users file by adding re-hashing each hash the extra thousand times.
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