I was in class the other day and we were talking about Unix SALT and how it makes the passwords much harder to guess.My issue is that the SALT is stored in plaintext right next to the hashed password
I\'m verifying user email address. The way most people tellis to create some unique token store it in db and
I have a scenario where I need to generate 4 digit confirmation codes for individual orders.I don\'t want to just do random codes due to the off chance that two exact codes would be generated near the
I\'m walking through Michael Hartl\'s book (awesome, free resource, btw, thanks Michael!) and I have a question about salting and hashing passwords.The point of salting a password is to prevent a hack
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