Two @Apollo employees use the same password to log in to the network, which means that both people have the exact same hash for their passwords. What could be implemented to prevent this?

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Two @Apollo employees use the same password to log in to the network, which means that both people have the exact same hash for their passwords. What could be implemented to prevent this?

  • RSA
  • Peppering
  • Pseudo-random generator
  • Salting

Explanation: A password is stored as a combination of both a hash and a salt.

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