But applying salt as a prefix or postfix is not enough. There are so many ways to find the plaintext from the resulting cipher text. This research discusses the combination scheme other than the prefix and postfix between password and salt increasing the security of hash algorithms. There is ...
varcrypto = require('crypto');varpassword ="monkey";//randomBytes: generate a salt pre user, salt should be stored with hashed password in the databasecrypto.randomBytes(256, function(err, salt) {//pbkdf2: combine the salt the hash password algorithm, to generate a safe passwordcrypto.pbkdf...
which means their password database may not have been salted, or it used a weak salt. Fortunately customer payment data was not in the database that was breached,
This password is not reverable. And very hard for hacker to guess what is the origial password by using Dictionary Attacks. varcrypto = require('crypto');varpassword ="monkey";//randomBytes: generate a salt pre user, salt should be stored with hashed password in the databasecrypto.randomByte...