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The [/img] tag must be forbidden for security purposes. Cause Using MD5 hash i can know the author's password on forum.

I just advise

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And unfortunately you will have to delete all your sig's pics too. :cry:

But these things dont really matter. Forum has to be secure and not choking much bandwidth :)

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The [/img] tag must be forbidden for security purposes. Cause Using MD5 hash i can know the author's password on forum.

I just advise

That's not possible - phpBB does not store anyone's password, it stores the MD5 hash. You cannot get someone's password from that.

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I don't really mind anyone taking my password and making immature posts, (unless i get banned ofcourse) so I'll just leave how I post the way it is. Thanks for the warning anyway :)

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Hmm.. Ahh yes. Killer once told me that phpBB does not store passwords, which makes it more secure.

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2Dominion spy: Password is nothing, md5 has is everything :)

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oh gosh, this thread is full of rifk.

1) a pictures MD5 hash is just that, the PICTURES MD5 HASH.

it does not contain your password.

2) md5 can be brute forced to reveal the word that was hashed.

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- it can be brute forced (but a password of some decent length (+8 chars) 1000ths of years on a normal pc)

- you can compare it to a rainbow table. But those tables are large and take a long time to generate.

- you can search for a collision, but this is actually the same as brute forcing.

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