Hashing Passwords Safely using a Password Based Key Derivation Function (PBKDF2)

[@Skillamu]

This gave me a much better understanding of PBKDF2, thank you. Great video!

[@alexv2553]

This was so opaque, and after watching this it's so simple. Thanks!

[@rorycawley]

You're a great teacher

[@juanjocg1870]

Thanks!, I'm coding an encrypted notepad on java and this is so helpful

[@nikolay6174]

hello. I didn't understand one point. Why do a lot of iterations if at the end I get a Hash with collisions. Or am I missing something?

[@realmanproject7529]

So much love British accent

[@mikeverlinde7116]

Thank you ser

[@supbra1]

Intersting, thanks!

[@coding4well]

wait does pbkdf2 is weak? that what i read from some resources

[@JarppaGuru]

3:41 before that there is new bcoz more power calculate,but mac still cost same full price upgrade even its faster lol lol

[@JarppaGuru]

2:50 you think you safe when you see red not found. you just leaked your hash LOL even they cant do any with it they can save it. just like amipwned sites give password BOOM if it not leaked then its now LOL you give it yourself lol lol