RE: Have some fun here! 05-03-2013, 12:23 PM
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ya in a real life scenario a cracker will likely gain access to the plaintext version and the encrypted version... if you are using it in a program. Then its simply a matter of time/effort before they crack it.
Giving us an encrypted hash has little security plications because we have no idea the length of the plain text, or the language... and other relevent information that would make cracking it feasable. As it stands we dont know what data is encrypted so how would we know if we decrypted it? Lol
Giving us an encrypted hash has little security plications because we have no idea the length of the plain text, or the language... and other relevent information that would make cracking it feasable. As it stands we dont know what data is encrypted so how would we know if we decrypted it? Lol



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