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[@lakshminarayandwivedi1892]

Considering a situation where i login on any website again and enter password so does my password will again convert into hash digest then it will go to server to match the my previous password within the records. So my password will only have one hash that will be stored on that server? For e. G. My password is password@09 And due to hashing it is converted to ahl&hua@%hj. So,when I will login again on the website so does my password will again convert into the same hash digest and will go for password match. Also if any other person create account and by any mean if his password is matched with mine so does hash digest will convert his password as same digest as mine?

[@avinashkarthik8677]

if the same hash function is used to determine if the passwords match, then if someone finds out what the function is then cant they decrypt the password?

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I have watched a few videos on Hashing, this is hand down the best explanation. Thanks!

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Lovely simplelearn... Just read an article about encryption and hashing but you explained clearly. Thank you so much

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[@rajatbishnoi7434]

This video is great sir for a beginner but i have a question if the pepper is same for all users and 2 user have same password and pepper wouldn't there be hash collision ?

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Awesome explanation. Thank you very much!

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Thank you for the explanation

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[@savioa5929]

Will the output(Digest) be the same if i use any hashing algorithms?

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Loved the explanation. Thanks for uploading

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Very well-explained. Thanks.

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Very clear! Thank you.

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Nicely Explained!!

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[@purplecrayon7281]

Hashing still doesn't protect brute force attack, i.e. randomly guessing the password from the user end. If a user password is weak, e.g. password123, hashing wouldn't help at all.

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Hashing algorithm?

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Hashing is a process of using a hash function to convert input data into a fixed-size hash code. The hash function takes the input and produces a unique hash value. It should be deterministic, meaning the same input always generates the same hash. The hash values should be evenly distributed across the possible range and should be computationally difficult to reverse-engineer the original input from the hash code. For example, when hashing the string ""Hello, World!"" using a specific hash function, it might produce a hash code like ""7FA120CC"". This hash code will consistently be generated for the same input. Hashing is widely used in computer science for tasks like data indexing, retrieval, password storage, and cryptography. It allows for efficient data comparison and identification without storing or comparing the entire input.

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