01-21-2014, 03:49 AM
Unfortunately, that's not really all that secure. Especially if someone manages to leverage your source.
The best way to guarantee decent security is to assume that your source has already been compromised.
Personally, I would recommend using bcrypt with a high iteration count (lets say 10 or 12). Just make sure you are salting per user.
The best way to guarantee decent security is to assume that your source has already been compromised.
Personally, I would recommend using bcrypt with a high iteration count (lets say 10 or 12). Just make sure you are salting per user.