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<?php // $2a$12$BMxrzFUgKhjg3KYLUxQH7.ewjXzBUiy7MmIICALXHlOYudsAFQnGa $hash = crypt('falcon', '$2a$12$BMxrzFUgKhjg3KYLUxQH7K'); var_dump($hash == crypt('falcon', $hash)); var_dump($hash == '$2a$12$BMxrzFUgKhjg3KYLUxQH7.ewjXzBUiy7MmIICALXHlOYudsAFQnGa'); /* $salt = substr(str_replace('+', '.', base64_encode(sha1(microtime(true), true))), 0, 22); // 2a is the bcrypt algorithm selector, see http://php.net/crypt // 12 is the workload factor (around 300ms on my Core i7 machine), see http://php.net/crypt echo $hash = crypt('falcon', '$2a$12$' . $salt); var_dump('$2a$12$' . $salt); // we can now use the generated hash as the argument to crypt(), since it too will contain $a2$12$... with a variation of the hash. No need to store the salt anymore, just the hash is enough! var_dump($hash == crypt('foo', $hash)); // true var_dump($hash == crypt('falcon', $hash)); // false */

Finding entry points Branch analysis from position: 0 1 jumps found. (Code = 62) Position 1 = -2 filename: /in/p6snm function name: (null) number of ops: 18 compiled vars: !0 = $hash line #* E I O op fetch ext return operands ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 0 E > INIT_FCALL 'crypt' 1 SEND_VAL 'falcon' 2 SEND_VAL '%242a%2412%24BMxrzFUgKhjg3KYLUxQH7K' 3 DO_ICALL $1 4 ASSIGN !0, $1 5 5 INIT_FCALL 'var_dump' 6 INIT_FCALL 'crypt' 7 SEND_VAL 'falcon' 8 SEND_VAR !0 9 DO_ICALL $3 10 IS_EQUAL ~4 !0, $3 11 SEND_VAL ~4 12 DO_ICALL 8 13 INIT_FCALL 'var_dump' 14 IS_EQUAL ~6 !0, '%242a%2412%24BMxrzFUgKhjg3KYLUxQH7.ewjXzBUiy7MmIICALXHlOYudsAFQnGa' 15 SEND_VAL ~6 16 DO_ICALL 24 17 > RETURN 1