[ale] FW: more info on crypt.
Chris Fowler
ChrisF at computone.com
Thu Mar 29 10:39:59 EST 2001
I will
chage all my programs to only support passwords of 8
characters.
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<FONT face=Tahoma
size=2>-----Original Message-----From: Bao Ha
[mailto:baoh at linuxwizardry.com]Sent: Thursday, March 29, 2001 10:19
AMTo: ale at ale.orgSubject: RE: [ale] FW: more info on
crypt.
Your
crypt library is using DES, which only uses the first 8 characters as
its
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class=593332215-29032001>salt. MD5 will allow up to 32 characters, I
believe.
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<FONT face=Tahoma
size=2>-----Original Message-----From: owner-ale at ale.org
[mailto:owner-ale at ale.org]On Behalf Of Chris FowlerSent:
Thursday, March 29, 2001 9:35 AMTo:
'ale at ale.org'Subject: [ale] FW: more info on crypt.
Below is code and output of 2 executions
Run 1: You entered: password
It was encrypted to: ctmNrZ7a6zlUA <FONT
size=2>The correct password is: ctmNrZ7a6zlUA <FONT
size=2>Correct!
Run 2: You entered:
password12345 It was encrypted to:
ctmNrZ7a6zlUA The correct password is:
ctmNrZ7a6zlUA Correct!
--------- test.c ----------------- <FONT
size=2>#include <unistd.h>
#define PASSWORD "ctmNrZ7a6zlUA"
int main(void) <FONT
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size=2>char password[32];
       char
*encrypted;
       printf("password:
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size=2>scanf("%32s", password);
       encrypted =
crypt(password, PASSWORD);
       // DEBUG
       printf("You
entered: %s\n", password);
       printf("It was
encrypted to: %s\n", encrypted);
       printf("The
correct password is: %s\n", PASSWORD);
       // END
DEBUG
       if
(strcmp(encrypted, PASSWORD) == 0)
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size=2>printf("Correct!\n");
       else
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size=2>printf("Incorrect!\n");
       return 0;
}
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