Kouta (2014-09-20 19:37:39)

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Almost every hash is crackable(Edit). You just need to make adjustments to what you are using to confuse the user. hash('sha256', $thing);

Not acceptable.

hash('sha256', 'DpuBFshad'.$thing.''.'dDSd45puWP'.$thing.'dJdpbRQLPr77';

Its even safe to md5 inside for even more security. I've done this before.


hash('sha256', sha1(md5($thing.md5('dPvbaSlPrdh').'dsjfasdfjpdk'.md5('IlAb65iii5U7v'));

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CoolApps (2014-09-21 16:27:52)

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A hash is a hash. It cannot be decrypted as it cannot be encrypted.
How "decryption" sites do it is used the strings which have been hashed and matches the given hashed string with the unhashed string.

SHA256 is like hell hard to crack.
Meanwhile, MD5 and below along with SHA1 cracking is almost easy as pulling a Christmas cracker.

"SALT"ing is there to make it harder or "impossible" to crack.
There are many ways of protecting, which you've demonstrated and we have to agree on. I wouldn't really use easily crackable hashes within a strong/weak hash regardless how easy or how hard it would be to crack.

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joemckellar20 (2014-09-23 05:18:41)

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i try $pass md5(); it gave a lot of errors i try the thing kouta say it gave more errors

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CoolApps (2014-09-23 14:40:27)

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Should be:
$pass = md5()
That is because you have to tell PHP that '$pass' is a name for the associated string/function/variable (s).
It's the basics.


Also, don't use MD5/SHA1 or someone will easily crack it.

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joemckellar20 (2014-10-02 03:41:28)

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ok still not working coolapp

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CoolApps (2014-10-02 19:04:08)

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^ wut he said

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joemckellar20 (2014-10-04 02:07:25)

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ok im starting a new forum for Member System but recoding it so give me a few days and i am going to try make the passwords uncreck able
PM Me if you want to help

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CoolApps (2014-10-04 13:13:24)

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You've already got one locked as you've created this thread, so you don't need to create a new thread. I highly doubt that a moderator would allow these "update" threads to end up filling up the sub-forum.

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joemckellar20 (2014-10-04 14:07:30)

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THis is locked

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