booingJoin Date: 2009-05-04
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I'm trying to make a w3bsait. pl0x no asp, i use html, js and php. pl0x
~imapotato. |
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LocalChumJoin Date: 2011-03-04
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HTTPS/encryption? |
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irelyaJoin Date: 2009-05-22
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what person299 said |
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myrkosJoin Date: 2010-09-06
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I would use public/private key encryption. Public key would be stored in the database wirh the passes, ans private key would be encrypted with a pass that only i know. So only i can decrypt the passes. |
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NXTBoyJoin Date: 2008-08-25
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Don't. We don't need another set of login information. Use OpenID. It's the future. |
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LPGhatguyForum ModeratorJoin Date: 2008-06-27
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Either:
Go with what NXTBoy said and use OpenID.
Or:
Hash the paswords before you put them in the database. Then, when you check paswords, hash them and compare. |
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Encrypt them in a way that other databases don't.
That way hackers will have more trouble with their hacks.
'Nuff said... |
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Just use a large hash. You can truncate it if you want, it'll still be secure. |
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Oh you also want to retrieve. We're going to need more detail. |
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Store it in the database then display the password on a special section in the webpage meant for displaying passwords so that the world can see it |
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hash and then salt the input
strike witches sanya |
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MicroUserJoin Date: 2009-03-29
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Don't ask pass.words! It's way more secure to ask for per sonal pho tos and pers onal info rmation. Real life story. |
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I'd sure like to go on a site where I can store my personal information data on! |
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