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Re: Oracle hash-list?

Subject: Re: Oracle hash-list?
Date: Mon, 21 Mar 2005 16:08:03 +0000 (GMT)
Check out this article

http://international.visa.com/av/alliances/sai/alliances/pdf/Encrypting_Data_in_Oracle.pdf
or a brute forcer, of some kind within SQL
http://www.password-crackers.com/crack2.html

if DES or some description were would the salt value
be stored within the database ??? it would have to be
within the database tables some where ?????


--- Nexus <nexus@patrol.i-way.co.uk> wrote:
Jeroen wrote:
Steven DeFord
<mailto:security.willworker@gmail.com> wrote:


1)  What's the hashing algorithm?


Unknown, it's proprietary.

Adding to that, it's also aggressively defended by
Oracle - I know of 
two occasions in which a legal Cease & Desist has
been fired off...

If there are such hash related tools out there,
don't expect anyone to 
advertise the fact.

Cheers.


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