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A Example how scrypt, bcrypt and argon looks like: Password is "99" without ".
bcypt (10 rounds)
argon (2048 kb, timecost 5, threads 5)
Will there be possibilities to crack the newer hashes in the future via HaschKatze?
Or finding vulnĀ“s in hashes?
A Example how scrypt, bcrypt and argon looks like: Password is "99" without ".
bcypt (10 rounds)
Code:
$2y$10$B6OS6R3yHJC8DOxGok9YAuxQNoCKT.1GBm6NCs4jhTR3lfACJI0YS
argon (2048 kb, timecost 5, threads 5)
Code:
$argon2i$v=19$m=2048,t=5,p=5$bEpYekVKUDY4TWhtdGJNNA$OO4zQ9JmMKIAmalSuJXwqC3ddsNdN/IHKWF4csfb950
Will there be possibilities to crack the newer hashes in the future via HaschKatze?
Or finding vulnĀ“s in hashes?