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C#•2y ago
gumbarros

Why my MD5 hash is weak?

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Buddy
Buddy•2y ago
mtreit
mtreit•2y ago
MD5 cannot be easily brute forced It is susceptible to collision attacks But brute-forcing 128 bits is not something that can be easily done unless I totally missed some announcement In any event, don't use MD5
Buddy
Buddy•2y ago
Well, you're right uwu
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