I've just been comparing Node's pbkdf2 function to that from CryptoJS (
http://code.google.com/p/crypto-js/#PBKDF2). This program:
console.log('CryptoJS', Crypto.PBKDF2('foo', 'salt', {keySize: 16,
iterations: 1}).toString());
crypto.pbkdf2('foo', 'salt', 1, 16, function(error, key1) {
console.log('Node', key1.toString('hex'));
});
Produces this output:
CryptoJS
ed3b239acbd18e722fc65598328405473245eef7492e71f67d2940f02b847e336846510e1e585f8b5c256043e45ded4ed2dc9f7ea51435befccf3192d5d2f287
Node í;#šËÑŽr/ÆU˜2„ G
Can someone explain why the outputs are different? I'm trying make
something that's portable between the server and the client, so need to
pick a library I can rely on for consistent output.
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