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This class can be found at '''mtasa-blue\MTA10_Server\mods\deathmatch\logic\CAccountPassword.cpp'''. | This class can be found at '''mtasa-blue\MTA10_Server\mods\deathmatch\logic\CAccountPassword.cpp'''. | ||
Revision as of 10:45, 16 August 2015
This class can be found at mtasa-blue\MTA10_Server\mods\deathmatch\logic\CAccountPassword.cpp.
Valid password types
There are two different supported password types right now:
- md5: directly stores the md5 hash of the password (deprecated)
- sha256: stores the sha256 hash, the type of password, and the salt
m_strSha256 (64) + m_strType (1) + m_strSalt (32);
- m_strSha256: generated string (64 characters; 00-64)
- m_strType: differentiates between password type (1 character; 65th character)
- m_strSalt: regular salt (32 characters; 66-97)
md5 string generation
When m_strType = 1, the legacy md5 mode is used.
strMd5 = md5(strPlaintextPassword).UPPERCASE m_strSha256 = sha256(m_strSalt + strMd5)
sha256 string generation
When m_strType = 0, the legacy md5 mode is NOT used and the plaintext password has been directly hashed.
m_strSha256 = sha256(m_strSalt + strPlaintextPassword)