For my php-login system combined with a MySQL database, I use a md5 - encryption to convert passwords when an user registers himself. Everything worked fine on a Windows-host,
开发者_运维百科I\'m working on a solution and one of the features is to check that some files have not been tampered in other words hacked. I was planning on using the MD5 sum with a mixture of create
I am working on a project which needs to add/update around 1 开发者_JAVA百科million urls daily. Some days are mostly updates and some days are mostly add and some days are mix.
I thought that when salt is used, MD5 is computed from concatenation string + salt. So the word \'aaa\' and salt \'aa\' shou开发者_如何学JAVAld be the same like \'aaaa\' with salt \'a\' or \'aaaaa\' w
I have a database table called user where I have some columns. One of these columns is the user password.
I\'m porting a bunch of user accounts from a legacy PHP website to a new and shiny Django-based site. A bunch of the passwords are stored as the MD5 hash output from PHP\'s crypt() function (see the t
I created a file a.txt containing one word - \'dog\'. Here is a MD5 checksum: $md5sum a.txt c52605f607459b2b80e0395a8976234da.txt
I have a login system which takes usernames and passwords. Upon creating an account, the user enters their details (name, address, e-mail password etc). I md5 the passwords and store them in the data
I\'m trying to write a Python script that will get the md5sum of all files in a directory (in Linux).Which I believe I have done in the code belo开发者_C百科w.
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