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a method for constructing a message authentication code based on a cryptographic hash function.
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HMACSHA512 versus Rfc2898DeriveBytes for password hash
We are currently using HMACSHA512 in .net, with a 128Char (64byte) validation key
The salt is 64 char randomly generated string.
We allocated 2048 length on the database for the hashed base64 string r …
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