I saw a post that bcrypt has 72 characters limit. So I tested Spring security\'s BCryptPasswordEncoder
to see what will happen. I tried over 1000 length and it work
It seems BCryptPasswordEncoder
crops password without any warning.
I tried with BCrypt
instead of BCryptPasswordEncoder
like this.
@Test
public void testBcrypt() throws Exception {
final String pw1_a71 = "aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa";
final String pw2 = pw1_a71 + "b";
final String pw3 = pw2 + "b";
final String pw4 = "b" + pw2;
final String gensalt = BCrypt.gensalt();
for (final String pw : Arrays.asList(pw1_a71, pw2, pw3, pw4)) {
System.out.println(BCrypt.hashpw(pw, gensalt));
}
}
Output:
$2a$10$9S6TbAreOnBH1ZCdZ.G0WOBxiIEizo92CNeFFBlcg1bxyGa9mMgEu
$2a$10$9S6TbAreOnBH1ZCdZ.G0WO4Pm8wq3zRnVR6szbZynp8DHOq3XCwoW
$2a$10$9S6TbAreOnBH1ZCdZ.G0WO4Pm8wq3zRnVR6szbZynp8DHOq3XCwoW
$2a$10$9S6TbAreOnBH1ZCdZ.G0WOCC3kvOwtnzVpiEmOWvIA6WIKzxi7lhy