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Old 03-12-2025, 12:43 PM   #2663
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Originally Posted by Renate View Post
MD5 itself is not the most brilliant algorithm and it's probably possible to find clashes pretty easily. But the Linux password algorithm MD5Crypt uses 1000 rounds of it, both to hide weaknesses and to make it 1000 times harder to calculate a "rainbow table". Of course time has caught up with this and a million would be a better number.


Bcrypt is your friend.
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