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Originally Posted by Quzarx
I personally prefer using a md5 hash of an md5 hash of a word for my passwords. Yes, bit harder to memorize, but quite difficult to crack.
Such as, the md5 of "test"
098f6bcd4621d373cade4e832627b4f6
The md5 of that:
fb469d7ef430b0baf0cab6c436e70375
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i may try doing that. sounds like fun memorizing hashes.
also i set up a website one time and when i went into phpmyadmin to look at the user table. the passwords were in PLAIN TEXT
. that means that any admin or even a hacker that got access to that table in the database would have all of the user names, passwords, emails etc of the users. anyway i decided to not use that script for the login.
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