24.04.2018, 16:04
Ok but let's say someone used an easy password like "123456" which will probably be in every dictionary ever.
Couldn't the attacker just add the salt to the password and hash it then compare the hashes?
In this case a salted hash wouldn't be much more effective than one that is not salted.
Couldn't the attacker just add the salt to the password and hash it then compare the hashes?
In this case a salted hash wouldn't be much more effective than one that is not salted.

