#61: Break Into Security Fundamentals (3 Minutes)
How would you able to compare the passwords if you hash out them with the salt? hashing a one way
- Original fingerprint & salt is stored in the database when you create an account
- The salt is combined with entered password (when you log in again), and it's hashed to create a new fingerprint
- New and original fingerprints are compared
Does that help?
Amazing read Neo, easy and direct to the point. Nice visuals as well. Good job.
thank you very much, and happy to see you on Substack.
Good refresher on how to store passwords safer, Neo 👌
thank you very much, Raul.
Great article. I learned a lot
nice, happy to read your feedback.
About stretching and efficiency, does making hash Function twice make the process slower?
How would you able to compare the passwords if you hash out them with the salt? hashing a one way
- Original fingerprint & salt is stored in the database when you create an account
- The salt is combined with entered password (when you log in again), and it's hashed to create a new fingerprint
- New and original fingerprints are compared
Does that help?
Amazing read Neo, easy and direct to the point. Nice visuals as well. Good job.
thank you very much, and happy to see you on Substack.
Good refresher on how to store passwords safer, Neo 👌
thank you very much, Raul.
Great article. I learned a lot
nice, happy to read your feedback.
About stretching and efficiency, does making hash Function twice make the process slower?