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But again, if you're using a known approved encryption, like bcrypt, and someone downloads the database, can't they just brute force it by hammering on bcrypt the same as brute force it by hammering on the sql function?
Does it make any difference to the following:
If ValidSignon(userid, password) ...
to a brute force attacker if the code behind ValidSignon is written with the sql function or bcrypt?


Rob Berendt

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