@Dylan16807 Maybe not a requirement, but this could cause information leakage in some scenarios. I'm also pretty confident I couldn't come up with a hashing scheme as good as MD5. I'll leave that to the crypto pros.
Well it depends on what your criteria are for 'better'. If you have three bcrypts glued together that each get character%3, there are no blatant flaws, it's just going to give you an oversized hash for the security level you get. And each character will affect only one third of the hash.
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@Dylan16807 Maybe not a requirement, but this could cause information leakage in some scenarios. I'm also pretty confident I couldn't come up with a hashing scheme as good as MD5. I'll leave that to the crypto pros.
Well it depends on what your criteria are for 'better'. If you have three bcrypts glued together that each get character%3, there are no blatant flaws, it's just going to give you an oversized hash for the security level you get. And each character will affect only one third of the hash.