Hi guys,
Is there a reason why fedora does not support blowfish (at least through
the various included tools, system-config-authentication etc.) for
password encryption?
From my understanding, Blowfish provides encryption far superior to
even MD5 and there should no license problems.
Even though MD5 might seem hard-enough-to-crack, why would we stop there?
Also, it seems like supporting blowfish would not be very hard to
implement in fedora, so why don't we?
(and the unavoidable:) Other linux distros have Blowfish encryption for
passwords ;-)
Thanks
/Thomas
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