I have this HTML and i am trying to convert the href from photo.php to #photo etc for each <ul id=\"menu\">
I have been tossing around the question of how to store the passwords in my DB for some time now. This is my first time at making a secure application with a web login, so i wanted to set up some good
Assumed knowledge Hashing, Salting, PBKDF[1-2] Problem I am storing passwords in my database using a scaled hashing/salting algorithm like PBKDF2. I thought \'Hey, if i hash my passwords 20000 times,
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I need to post a form to a secure server with a SHA-1 hash of: some of the form fields and a secret key.
I have the following data: [{\"uid\"=>\"12406664\"}, {\"uid\"=>\"13715056\"}, {\"uid\"=>\"20911274\"}, {\"uid\"=>\"20921750\"}, {\"uid\"=>\"144901695\"}, {\"uid\"=>\"200002261\"},
The problem: In one of my Android apps, users should be allowed to make changes to text data on my server (via HTTP request) without being required to login or sign up.
...and if not, why not? So here\'s the question behind the question. I understand that the likelihood of accidental collisions in MD5 and SHA1 is small (though less likely in SHA1 than in MD5). I a
I am looking for protocol/algorithm that will allow me to use a shared secret between my App & a HTML page.
I have a competition that people can enter with a secret code they discover in an Android app. The method I have chosen to ensure only people who have purchased the app can enter the competition is to
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