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Bärbel
Participant
‎2024-06-04 12:48 AM

Getting rid of MD5 hashed passwords (local users, expert)

I see that even R81.10.10 uses MD5 hashes to store local users (in /etc/shadow) and for the expert password (in /pfrm2.0/config1/expert_pass_).

Is there a way to have a state-of-the-art hash algoritm?

I stumbled across this (again) while changing passwords to protect against CVE-2024-24919.

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Amir_Erman
Employee
Employee
‎2024-06-04 01:00 AM

Thanks for bringing this up

I agree this is an item to be fixed

This is already in working; Planned to be resolved in the coming R81.10.15

Please stay tune on our mailing list, soon we start the EA program

Amir

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