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Re: passwd hashing algorithm
From: J.S.Peatfield () damtp cam ac uk (Jon Peatfield)
Date: Sat, 15 Apr 1995 16:42:30 +0100
What about md5?
Too fast, it still allows dictionary attacks rather easily (yes I know that users should choose good passwords, but some won't). md5^500 (500 rounds of md5), or however many takes about 0.5 seconds on a fast computer (say a DEC Alpha 3000 model 900), should be enough. -- Jon
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- Re: passwd hashing algorithm Perry E. Metzger (Apr 13)
- Re: passwd hashing algorithm Jon Peatfield (Apr 15)
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- Re: passwd hashing algorithm John F. Haugh II (Apr 16)
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- Re: passwd hashing algorithm der Mouse (Apr 14)
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- Re: passwd hashing algorithm Dennis Glatting (Apr 15)
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- Re: passwd hashing algorithm David A. Wagner (Apr 17)
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