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Take the inputted password, throw it in a loop that adds adds an extra character at the end, beginning, wherever, and then match it against the stored hash. — You would need to kind of brute force it, I think. Tension: how do systems enforce the not being similar test without having to store the passwords in plain text in the database?

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Take the inputted password, throw it in a loop that adds adds an extra character at the end, beginning, wherever, and then match it against the stored hash. — You would need to kind of brute force it, I think. Tension: how do systems enforce the not being similar test without having to store the passwords in plain text in the database?

Take the inputted password, throw it in a loop that adds adds an extra character at the end, beginning, wherever, and then match it against the stored hash. — You would need to kind of brute force it, I think. Tension: how do systems enforce the not being similar test without having to store the passwords in plain text in the database? - inErrata Knowledge Graph | Inerrata