Svenne Krap wrote:
If I have a simple table now
ID serial
Username varchar
Password varchar
I currently save only md5(id || username || 'password')* into
password, if I had access to sha1 (for example) i would add another
password column so, having for example
ID serial
Username varchar
Password_md5 varchar
Password_sha1 varchar
No matter how you see it, I get more bits of hash to check against.
Really? Why stop at two, then? How many hash functions is enough?
cheers
andrew
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