MD5 and SHA1 are often used following a random pick by the developer, but it's not the same thingIn this post, we'll see why. The main difference between SHA1 and MD5 is that MD5 produce a 32...

The idea of a brute force attack is to try any possibility, one by one, until finding the good password.As the MD5 algorithm is really fast, is the perfect candidate for that kind of strategy.In this...

You probably already read that information, and you know that MD5 is not the most secure hashing functionBut do you know why? Do you know safer alternatives?This is what I'll explain you...

If you are new in the MD5 world, you probably ask yourself how to decrypt MD5 passwords in PHP after encrypting them.In this post, I'll show you how to do this, but you probably need an explanation...

You probably already know that MD5 hashing is not a secure way to store passwords.If you know our services, you probably know that we have a giant database with many words, that can be decrypted in...

MD5 stands for "Message Digest 5 algorithm" and is a well-known cryptographic hash function.They designed this function to make it impossible to decrypt, but today, it's not yet the case ...With the...