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- hash - Password hashing (crackstation. net) - Stack Overflow
The code CrackStation net provides makes this super simple - just store the result of create_hash() in your database, exactly as-is To confirm a user entered the correct password, use validate_password('provided-password','hash-from-database'); This will return a boolean of whether the password was correct
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I am trying to implement a password hashing salting algorithm from crackstation net, but I am unsure how implement it Storing the password upon user registration seems to be as simple as passing the password into create_hash ()
- How to decrypt a SHA-256 encrypted string? - Stack Overflow
I have a string that was salted, hashed with SHA-256, then base64 encoded Is there a way to decode this string back to its original value?
- Cracking hashes - ProLabs - Hack The Box :: Forums
So help me out, forum I’m early days in the labs, but I feel like I’m missing something, or otherwise have something important to learn So (hopefully this will make sense to people who’ve gotten past this point): John the Ripper (with the special sauce): rockyou, crackstation, a bunch of the big ones from hashes org best64, various KoreLogic 600k-ish guesses a second (4-core i7), 7
- Password hashing - Industry Standards - Stack Overflow
crackstation net hashing-security htm#aspsourcecode is a fairly standard reference for password hashing in C#
- How does password salt help against a rainbow table attack?
I'm having some trouble understanding the purpose of a salt to a password It's my understanding that the primary use is to hamper a rainbow table attack However, the methods I've seen to implem
- Best practice for hashing passwords - SHA256 or SHA512?
I am currently using SHA256 with a salt to hash my passwords Is it better to continue using SHA256 or should I change to SHA512?
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