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Re: Values to use for a salt?: msg#00036security.programming
>If you're going to salt, then you need to put the salt at the *END* >of the password. Otherwise the cracker can precompute the salt in >the hashing routine, and there's no speed difference between a salted >password and an unsalted password. The "SALT" in the traditional Unix crypt(3c) code is not hashed with the password; it modifies the algorithm used to crypt the password. But indeed, the commonly used md5 hashes do hasg the salt after the password. Casper |
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