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Posted by David T. Ashley on 01/10/07 05:28
"Gordon Burditt" <gordonb.olgg8@burditt.org> wrote in message
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> >Now, as far as the technical matters ...
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>>The scheme you've presented goes against known best practices.
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> Known best practices include:
> Don't store the passwords in plain text or reversible encryption.
> Don't transmit passwords in the clear over the network.
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> Unfortunately, with many protocols, you can't have both.
> Challenge-response protocols may require that you have the actual
> password, not a hash of it, on both sides to perform the
> challenge-response.
You've gone mad. Cite an example where this is the case.
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