Update blowfish imprementation to latest version#182
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build was timing out on rbx-3 while installing gems, it seems this did the trick |
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@tjschuck @tenderlove any chance someone will look at this? (Not sure if there are any active maintainers on the repo) |
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These were deleted in #182, but are a part of the Openwall test vectors. They’re important because they’re actually making the string longer than 72 characters, which is the test that the vector is going for.
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These were deleted in #182, but are a part of the Openwall test vectors. They’re important because they’re actually making the string longer than 72 characters, which is the test that the vector is going for.
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These were deleted in #182, but are a part of the Openwall test vectors. They’re important because they’re actually making the string longer than 72 characters, which is the test that the vector is going for.
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These were deleted in #182, but are a part of the Openwall test vectors. They’re important because they’re actually making the string longer than 72 characters, which is the test that the vector is going for.
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These were deleted in #182, but are a part of the Openwall test vectors. They’re important because they’re actually making the string longer than 72 characters, which is the test that the vector is going for.
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@fonica would this fix make it so that secrets hashed with older gem versions produce a different hash than the one produced by this new, fixed version in some cases? If so, how common would those cases be do you think? |
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lib/bcrypt/engine.rbto pass the secret as java bytes; it seems jruby messes up the encoding for certain bytes if the secret is passed as a string.This should help close some old PRs and issues addressing this problem. The main one I think is PR #91