Wanna know a secret?
Any of y'all remember Confuzzle? No?
Well it was basically the site of
@maniakk and I years ago when we were first attempting to learn PHP. Anyways, when we first started, maniakk got the login stuff working and I was confused why it stored to the DB in plaintext. Then I found out about hashes and encryption, so I cleared the passwords column before taking a backup. The site later went to the drain and I ended up making Compass, which had 4 crypts all stacked together (with crypted hashes too) because I realized that many sites in the community probably store passwords in plaintext as I first did.
Imagine if I didn't clear the passwords. I could have many of you guys' passwords, but my morals get in the way of any "evil" I could ever do with them xD
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Plus adding 3 numbers after your password on klub didn't help.
I... but.... wha... how?!
I have my ways.
How did you get that?!
It's Salm@n12345. Only reason I'm saying it is because I retire my passwords after a while and Compass is dead, so password=dead.
oh, and I had a different salt for each level
(from @Abu's link)
b98235b1316dd1c8d6058d64ebd6db8f9b1553b6137a15f7b43c7fc412f9222687d1a34193e68b2fa9363e56410d491b0aceded9e7f155b3868e7d304d03aedc
Good luck. If you can get my password out of that, I applaud you!
My brain doesn't accept K.I.S.S. xD
Are you sure? That seems counter-intuitive.
If someone were trying to rainbow table the DB, they'd have to do the first SHA-256 (with the salt), THEN the whatever encryption I used next, and so on until they could maybe, possibly get it in a couple centuries
By the way using multiple hashes doesn't make your has stronger, only weaker.