Looking into SQL Server 2025's new PBKDF2 hashing algorithm In this post I explore the impact of SQL Server 2025's PBKDF2 hashing algorithm on password cracking and compare it with SQL Server 2022.

Blog post from the past:
In which I explore the impact of SQL Server 2025’s #PBKDF2 hashing algorithm on password cracking and compare it with SQL Server 2022
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Looking into SQL Server 2025's new PBKDF2 hashing algorithm In this post I explore the impact of SQL Server 2025's PBKDF2 hashing algorithm on password cracking and compare it with SQL Server 2022.

New blog post:
In which I explore the impact of SQL Server 2025’s PBKDF2 hashing algorithm on password cracking and compare it with SQL Server 2022.
#sqlserver #sqldba #microsoftsqlserver #mssqlserver #mssql #mssqldba #sql #security #pbkdf2

History of the default #PBKDF2 iterations count in #Django hasher module used for hashing user #passwords:

2013-09-19 12000
2014-07-11 20000
2015-01-16 24000
2015-09-19 30000
2016-05-20 36000
2017-01-17 100000
2018-05-13 120000
2018-05-17 150000
2018-12-27 180000
2019-09-12 216000

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Creating hashes in .NET This article looks at different ways to create hashes in .NET Core. Hashes are useful for one way encryption which can be used for password storage, JWT validation and some other security use cases. W...

Blogged: Creating hashes in .NET

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#dotnet #aspnetcore #identity #sha512 #Pbkdf2 #hash