Re: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] Salt in PasswordDeriveBytes

2003-01-11 Thread Jordan Frank
so we'll just end it here. Hopefully this has cleared up a few things, or at least been somewhat informative for at least a few on this list. Jordan Frank eBusiness Applications www.ebusinessapplications.ca [EMAIL PROTECTED] PS: Can we please try to have even just one discussion about securi

Re: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] Salt in PasswordDeriveBytes

2003-01-07 Thread Jordan Frank
ever, if it's feasible for your application. But the question was asking about salts, it wasn't asking for a recommendation on the entire authentication infrastructure. Even if it was, there was not enough information given about the application for anyone to just say "use

Re: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] Salt in PasswordDeriveBytes

2003-01-06 Thread Jordan Frank
Also, don't have a TTL for the nonce, just only ever use it once and have a short timeout for the entire login procedure. If in doubt it's better to just generate a new nonce than to allow for a tiny window in which a replay attack could occur. You follow? If you have any more questions I'