I\'m trying to understand how does Linux encrypt our password on the etc/shadow file, so I\'ve dont a new virtual \'test\' user to make some test:
I am always looking for ways to secure my user\'s passwords. I am currently using some combination of hashing algorithm with random salt.
The BlackBerry WebWorks SDK for Tablet OS build tool generates an archive that contains the files and a MANIFEST.MF with entry for each file and a base64 encoded SHA512 digest.However, there is a bug
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I use a php script that hashes passwords using php\'s crypt and uses SHA512, however when I try to check if SHA512 is set I get the above error. Of course I know WHY I get this error.. php is missing
I have an app that runs on PHP 5.3 which stores passwords hashed using PHP\'s crypt() function. However the hashing type (SHA 512) used is not available by default on one of the servers I\'m now using
I am developing logon function for my iPhone Application, so I want to hash the password using the SHA512 hashing algorithm then get the result as NSString (the result should be the same with SHA512 i
SHA1 is completely insecure and should be replaced. This question is 8+ years old and times have changed:
I was wondering if someone could help me to get this method converted to ruby, is this possible at all?
I don\'t mean for this to be a debate, but I\'m trying to understand the technical rationale behind why so many apps use SHA1 for hashing secrets, when SHA512 is more secure. Perhaps it\'s simply for
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