Added PBKDF2 (300000 iterations) hashing support in addition to SHA256 #27 #1
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Added PBKDF2 (300000 iterations) hashing support in addition to SHA256 #27 #1bulldozer2003 wants to merge 3 commits intobrainwalletX:masterfrom
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…t. The private key will still be displayed though.
…ure hashing. This gives some extra safety for lower entropy passwords, and since it's unlikely for this page to be used too often we want to use as high number of iterations as possible (maybe higher?) Originally used CryptoJS but their PBKDF2 implementation was too slow so switched to using Stanford's more efficient sjcl library. Still need to download and cache the code.
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Lets see how ychin's pull request works.