Password rehash #63
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FWIW I already tested Crypt::Eksblowfish::Bcrypt in spectre and it works fine with cost 10. Find the tests in |
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It's somewhat terrifying to me that this hasn't been merged, or something like it. 2019 is way too late to be using MD5. I mean, I'd have implemented it with Authen::Passphrase, but I guess that has more dependencies. |
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If someone fixes the conflicts, I'll agree to review it. Although, like @labster, I'm much more in favour of using Authen-Passphrase than Crypt::Eksblowfish::Bcrypt. |
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Add a new feature that will rehash passwords with salt using EKS Blowfish when a user changes their password. It maintains backwards compatibility with current password digest and it supports other
crypt(3)digests too.