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If I understand correctly, a blueflower hashes file contains a single salt that is used for all the secrets in that file.
An attacker would have to recalculate rainbow tables once (taking into account this one salt) to then efficiently try to reverse the hashes in the file. A salt-per-secret model would be stronger.
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If I understand correctly, a blueflower
hashes
file contains a single salt that is used for all the secrets in that file.An attacker would have to recalculate rainbow tables once (taking into account this one salt) to then efficiently try to reverse the hashes in the file. A salt-per-secret model would be stronger.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: