Michael Paquier wrote
>
> A user knowing only the MD5 hash, and not the plain password would
> still be able to connect, so you really had better use SSL anyway if
> connecting with an untrusted network. Postgres 10 comes up with
> SCRAM-SHA-256 by the way, which is stronger by design for such things.
Hi, with untrusted network you mean eavesdropping or some other "evil"
technique?
With normal client like psql or pgAdmin is no way to log in having only md5
hash, right?
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