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Title: Re-Hashing password... Post by: unsoindovo on May 25, 2015, 05:15:46 PM i need to understand...
if i change my password inserting the old one, the new generated hash, it is like the oldone or it is different? simple example to let me explain better. my old passwor: rehash i go under "Account Related Settings" to rehash it and i write Choose password: rehash Verufy password: rehash Current Password: rehash the hash it is regenerated like the oldone, and the operation it is a non sense? or it is generate a new hash and i'm safe? thanks Title: Re: Re-Hashing password... Post by: Retard on May 25, 2015, 05:16:44 PM No! you need to use a new password, the old one might be recoverable.
Title: Re: Re-Hashing password... Post by: mitzie on May 25, 2015, 05:17:39 PM Still, you shouldn't use your old password again.
Title: Re: Re-Hashing password... Post by: erre on May 25, 2015, 05:17:42 PM I don't really know it for sure, but I think that with the hash they could revese-engeneer your password... so non sense.
Title: Re: Re-Hashing password... Post by: koelen3 on May 25, 2015, 05:58:18 PM The forum was up yesterday for some minutes and i happened to stumble on it at correct time and as i received the Mail , i changed my Password instantly but today when i logged in , it showed the password to be wrong. So i tried the old password , it was Good. So the passwords changed yesterday didn't worked . So it's better you change your password and Secret Question if any
Title: Re: Re-Hashing password... Post by: Welsh on May 25, 2015, 06:02:06 PM i need to understand... if i change my password inserting the old one, the new generated hash, it is like the oldone or it is different? simple example to let me explain better. my old passwor: rehash i go under "Account Related Settings" to rehash it and i write Choose password: rehash Verufy password: rehash Current Password: rehash the hash it is regenerated like the oldone, and the operation it is a non sense? or it is generate a new hash and i'm safe? thanks Even if the hash does change, it doesn't matter because the hacker would be testing against the same password. So, if he has a dump of your hash and manages to crack it, then it will show your password as "rehash". Which you still have as your password. So changing it to the same thing...wouldn't help you. Title: Re: Re-Hashing password... Post by: unsoindovo on May 26, 2015, 06:24:51 PM i need to understand... if i change my password inserting the old one, the new generated hash, it is like the oldone or it is different? simple example to let me explain better. my old passwor: rehash i go under "Account Related Settings" to rehash it and i write Choose password: rehash Verufy password: rehash Current Password: rehash the hash it is regenerated like the oldone, and the operation it is a non sense? or it is generate a new hash and i'm safe? thanks Even if the hash does change, it doesn't matter because the hacker would be testing against the same password. So, if he has a dump of your hash and manages to crack it, then it will show your password as "rehash". Which you still have as your password. So changing it to the same thing...wouldn't help you. ok i understand.. maybe the hashing algo it is something like one-way MD5 or SHA??? or maybe somethings lke keccak who is even more secure? |