Re:Google Just Admitted Storing Passwords as Plain Text for ...
by ColinWright on Thursday May 23, 2019 @05:24AM
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The second paragraph:
> Rather than "hashing" passwords -- basically replacing the text with a string of seemingly random letters that can only be deciphered with a code -- Google says ...
No. The hashed password can never be "deciphered". That's part of the point of using a cryptographic hash.
Am I alone that I find basic errors like this really annoying?
> Rather than "hashing" passwords -- basically replacing the text with a string of seemingly random letters that can only be deciphered with a code -- Google says ...
No. The hashed password can never be "deciphered". That's part of the point of using a cryptographic hash.
Am I alone that I find basic errors like this really annoying?