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Length of passwords that are rainbow table safe
To answer your revised question:
As for the maximum precomputed password length, there isn't one. Precomputed password hashes are precomputed from dictionaries, not from sequential scans of the keysp …
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Time Memory Trade-Off Attacks
Bcrypt takes two parameters: a password and a work factor. The work factor tells it how long to spend on the problem.
Different work factors give different results, so the work factor acts as a sort …
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Why are salted hashes more secure for password storage?
It typically works like this:
Say your password is "baseball". I could simply store it raw, but anyone who gets my database gets the password. So instead I do an SHA1 hash on it, and get this:
$ echo …
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