What are hashes
Hashing is the process of converting plain texts data of any length into a unique encrypted text using a mathematical function.
It is a one-way cryptographic process and hashes are used to authenticate various types of inputs such as files, documents and secure sensitive data. The encoded text which is called a hash, can be stored and later used to verify the user.
Hashes will not reveal passwords when there is a data breach. They are meant to be irreversible and no decryption key can convert or digest back to its original value.
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This page was last updated: November 11, 2024