>>> Steve Eckmann <[email protected]> schrieb am 25.10.2013 um 04:08 in Nachricht <1cc760ef909d438ab78baff3ff754...@co1pr04mb442.namprd04.prod.outlook.com>: > We need a FIPS-validated SHA512 for password storage. The pw-sha2 module > provides SHA512 but isn't FIPS-validated. I see that I can use openssl or > moznss in FIPS mode to get TLS, but I don't see how to get to either of those > library's crypto functions from openldap. Is it possible?
Hi! I don't know what you wnat to do, but user's passwords will be significantly weaker than SHA-1 I guess. The only thing is that some algorithms use more random bits for the salt, so the new security actually comes from mor salt, not from longer hashes. Still common passwords (from a dictionary) are problematic... Like this (both passwords are identical): mOH0vXSTP9b9c (DES, UNIX standard) $6$rF2.bjfmxyctx3d2$7pJwHFCgsJPD/nwoA4kUm2aykwpWs3VUO5zZrQzEVWEqgGM0.qSvzkP3fsaJXrDCgjQvw454DkPYAh6Z/BD/p1 (SHA-512) Regards, Ulrich > > Thanks. > > Steve
