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Indeed, protocol was made by amateurs some time ago. It's all wrong and provides no actual security. But we cannot change it easilly now.
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Indeed, protocol was made by amateurs some time ago. It's all wrong and provides no actual security. But we cannot change it easilly now.
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@MauranKilom yes, MD5 of password in itself provides no good security, most can be insta broken using rainbow tables.
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@MauranKilom yes, MD5 of password in itself provides no good security, most can be insta broken using rainbow tables.
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I plan to add symmetrical encryption of password to ZKL .. its rather trivial change if you want to do it feel free to help.
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I plan to add symmetrical encryption of password to ZKL .. its rather trivial change if you want to do it feel free to help.
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In PC there is basically just one way to provide at least decent security - RSA and other assymetrical encryptions. Best with hardware chip which stores private key and performs actual encryption.
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Any software form of "remember my password" means huge compromise of security and means password cna be retrieved trivially (even if its not in human readable form it is in machine readable form..)
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Password change?