Comments by "p11" (@porky1118) on "Are Your Passwords Safe with Google? How do passwords really work?" video.

  1. 5:40 Why not just say, encryption, decryption and hashing are P, bud dehasing is NP, or something like that :P
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  2. 8:00 The dictionary way does not work when salt is used.
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  3. 9:26 I could not wait long enough.
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  4. Once I wrote some simple Chat in Lisp, which did some common encryption practices: * Generate some key pair for asymetric encryption using some well known algorithm (I think, I even generated prime numbers myself) * Connect by sending some random message, getting it back encrypted and decrypting it again using the public key or something like that * Then generate secure keys, exchange them encrypted, and then the chat begins * then encrypt every message using that key But that's a different topic. I thought I stored password in that process. I think, I also wrote some other program, some simple social network, which only had a login function yet. But the password was mixed with some salt and then the hash was stored. I don't really remember. I didn't use VCS (git) back then :(
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