Please confirm which hashing functions used/available for hashing passwords in databases when using database instead of other LDAP integration.
This link is showing SHA1 - surely this is no longer the case? : https://developer.atlassian.com/server/confluence/password-hash-algorithm/
Hi,
The document you've linked notes that Confluence prior to 3.5 (which was many years ago) used a derivative of SHA1-512.
Embedded Crowd (used in Confluence) currently hashes with PBKDF2 and a round length of 10,000. You can read more about the specific implementation here.
Cheers,Daniel
Which is also using SHA1
Is there nothing there with something suitable such as SHA2?
We don't use just SHA1 for hashing passwords. The SHA1 mentioned there is the PRF function needed for PBKDF2. We are continuously looking to improve this, but currently do not have immediate plans to change.
So you understand you are using broken hash algorithms but do not have immediate plans to change?
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