Wait, 10 meters between cars ?? In traffic ?
Wait, 10 meters between cars ?? In traffic ?
It’s actually a really good question. What you’re explaining is called a collision, by creating the same hash with different numbers you can succesfully login.
This why some standard hashing function become deprecated and are replaced when someone finds a collision. MD5, which was used a lot to hash passwords or files, is considered insecure because of all the collisions people could find.
Didn’t know grafana provided this kind of feature. I don’t think i’m going to use it but it’s really good to know. Thanks !
You can also configure vim to use the first clipboard (works with nvim but never tested on vim).