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fix: clarify ssha hash examples #1806

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fix: clarify ssha hash examples
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Expand Up @@ -289,18 +289,25 @@ Ory Identities doesn't hash passwords by salted SHA but can compare stored salte

#### Examples

The format consists of 20 bytes of hash followed by the salt. The result is then encoded with base64 following RFC 4648.

```
{SSHA}JFZFs0oHzxbMwkSJmYVeI8MnTDy/276a
```


```
{SSHA256}czO44OTV17PcF1cRxWrLZLy9xHd7CWyVYplr1rOhuMlx/7IK
```

For SSHA256 the format consists of 32 bytes of hash followed by the salt. The result is then encoded with base64 following RFC 4648.

```
{SSHA512}xPUl/px+1cG55rUH4rzcwxdOIPSB2TingLpiJJumN2xyDWN4Ix1WQG3ihnvHaWUE8MYNkvMi5rf0C9NYixHsE6Yh59M=
```

For SSHA512 the format consists of 64 bytes of hash followed by the salt. The result is then encoded with base64 following RFC 4648.

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