Is Hashing Encryption? #shorts #encryption #hashing #password

#shorts #youtubeshorts #password

[davidbombal]

Did you know this? Hashing is so important in todays' world!

[RichardPhillips]

If more shorts were this useful i wouldnt have such mixed feelings about them

[NovaH]

This is the reason why most website don't give you your password when you forget but make a new one. They don't even know your password, just your hash value

[geebhu]

David I must say you are doing some great work and breaking stereotypes. Explaining tech terms and concepts even to techies is sometimes difficult. Your analogies and intelligible explanations make it easy to comprehend such tech terms. Thanks and God bless …

[halfbakedproductions]

There are "collisions", whereby two different inputs to the hash function produce the same output. This is very rare however and it can take years for any to be identified.

[kosviik]

As someone who just finished his CS degree, I have to say I love that you appeared lately on the platform because the way you explain and introduce various tech topics is excellent!

[Intheshadeentertainment]

I don't want to ramble like I usual do. So quickest and best compliment I can think of right now is That I truly learned from this Short and I thank you for the info!

[theblackbaron]

There's also salt and pepper. They can be placed ANYWHERE in this hash. More complex hashing algorithms split the salt and pepper up. Makes it a lot harder when using brute force or dictionary attacks

[mthd]

You should do a follow-up on this short with one about Dictionary attacks.
Why your (weak) hashed password being leaked could be a problem.

[TAHERHAKIMUDDINTATIWALA]

Sir, i appreciate your efforts on videos like this and will say that you should keep videos like this posting on youtube for knowledge related to different areas of technology .

[amatullahali]

Salam
Heard David Bombal all over when Researching cybersec resources, but mannn, I get it why! From just 1 short! You really are a very good teacher. That explanation style which just so smoothly gets into head. Kudos!

[MACROTECHINC]

My fav YouTuber right now. Do a video on teaching people more about modified gadgets that run their own servers.

[PyroYeet]

Sidenote: people can still "crack" a hashed value by having it beforehand, for exple, they might a have the hashes for "pass123, password, 12345, PaSSwOrd" etc and then compare them to your hash. Still not reversing the hash, but they can "guess" things that would be common and compare them, I forgot the exact name for this type of library

[LegmaLP]

Subbed and liked everything's I've seen so far. I'm even thinking about getting a Flipper 0 for playing around at home and learn a bit about that topic. Cyber Security has been a bit of a challenge in my degree, you put the topics in a way, that is easy to understand. Nice David!

[TheLexikitty]

Great concise explanation, love your stuff 💞

[rmisek]

I would also like to mention that it is essential to use a secure algorithm that has not been compromised. Otherwise, it is a truly accurate description of hashing.

[sirajkhan]

I understood you and didn't understand you both at the same time.... I must say it was an amazing experience

[august]

Complex thing explained the simpler way. Kudos! Thank you.

[mrt_]

technically two different inputs can lead to the same ouput from the hash function, though this is unlikely to randomly happen, and you can lower the chance by increasing the size of the hash.

[jayraza]

Lovely explanation! Trying yo read this explanation is mind boggling