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How do I install UserSpice
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Yeah. To finish answering your question...the default is password for both user and admin. That hashing type thing you're seeing is bcrypt. The reason to use something like that vs SHA is that it introduces an intended "slowness" in decryption. This is the standard way php passwords are encrypted and this slowness makes brute force cracking attempts impractical. The other reason to use it is that changes can be made to the strength (for example, you can change that 12 to a 15 when you're encrypting the password and the decrypting software can automatically decrypt passwords that are made with the old 12 or the new 15 without any modification. I hope that makes sense.
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How do I install UserSpice - by mudmin - 12-11-2015, 08:35 PM
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