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This is most likely an issue that Unity Tech will have to fix, but listing it here so people will know it is a known issue. My bug report to Unity is Case 1059906.
### Environment
* Source of…
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This is basically a followup to #133.
The addition of what you call "nonces" to the salted SHA512 is not what the state of the art in cryptographic password hashing is. You want to use either bcry…
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- [x] The version of Meteor showing the problem.
**1.6.1.1**
- [x] The last version of Meteor where the problem did _not_ occur, if applicable.
**N/A - First time using android platform**
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Passwords are hashed using MD5, and probably without a salt as well. We should use a non-broken hash algorithm and make it use salts.
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With the recent password hash leak by LinkedIn/eHarmony, a lot of people are talking about password hashing algorithms. NopCommerce uses SHA-1 with a 5 character salt that is unique to each customer. …
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Tried countless times to follow all sort of tutorials and installing all the boilerplate projects I found. It seem to be a problem with new 1.6 version and the integration with Angular....
https://…
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I find myself needing to reverse engineer this a little bit as I can't find a public function that allows me to validate an entered password against a known hash.
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I am running converges on a Joyent SmartOS machine.
This is my resource:
``` ruby
package "postgresql94-server" do
action :install
end
```
This is the error:
```
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Firstly, thank you for saving my bacon with this library! Having suggested bcrypt last week and then totally forgetting I was in React land and not node, a panic-Google search on Friday returned this!…
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As explained here: https://github.com/jfurrow/flood/commit/d38ab8525275771e7ef52667e16403a36b836938
Which means most recent commits break flood, which was so far working perfectly fine. Thanks.