Encrypt hashed passwords?

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Published on 2010-05-12T09:25:04Z Indexed on 2010/05/12 10:24 UTC
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Hi everyone,

Is it common sense to encrypt hashed&salted passwords that are stored in a database with a strong encryption (AES 192 or so) or are we just aiming for the stars?

Of course, the encryption key will not be in the database itself, but will be kept at a safe place.

Thanks a lot!

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