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| From: | Ed Carp | Date: | March 22 1999 3:45pm |
| Subject: | Re: user database question | ||
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>Why does mysql use the same salt everytime it encrypts >a user password inserted into the user database with >the GRANT... command? > >(at least it seems to do so -- 2 users with the same > password gets the same password entry in the > "user" datasbase) It doesn't. In fact, it doesn't use the crypt() function at all - it uses a variant of XOR, which is trivial to break.
| Thread | ||
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| • user database question | Magnus Stenman | 22 Mar |
| • Re: MySQL 3.23.31 configure fails with Berkeley DB 3.2.3h | Thimble Smith | 19 Jan |
| • Re: MySQL 3.23.31 configure fails with Berkeley DB 3.2.3h | Greg Cope | 19 Jan |
| • Re: user database question | Ed Carp | 22 Mar |
| • Re: user database question | Michael Widenius | 23 Mar |
| • RE: MySQL 3.23.31 configure fails with Berkeley DB 3.2.3h | Irena Ivanisevic | 19 Jan |
| • RE: MySQL 3.23.31 configure fails with Berkeley DB 3.2.3h | Sinisa Milivojevic | 19 Jan |
