I followed the code here: http://drumcoder.co.uk/blog/2010/apr/09/django-reset-password/ as well as here:
I was just thinking if creating a password hash by using a salt created from the password himself is safe to use. Here an example in php:
Afternoon SO. Basically I have a page with a login form where the user is asked to input their username and password. Then i match these username and a hashed version of the password with the Password
How can I check any user\'s password in Symfony? (not only the logged in user) (I use sfGuardPlugin) I\'ve tried like this, but doesn\'t work:
I need to check if the password for an user that will be created later on in an installation process will be valid. That is, whether it will conform to the OS validation rules. Is there an API call to
I am using the RijndaelManaged object to encrypt and store passwords in my database. I currently have the key and vector arrays hard coded into the object. Obviously, this is not great because somebod
I\'m creating a Wix installer for a windows service which needs to have provided, at installation time, the usern开发者_StackOverflow社区ame and password for an email account to inspect.Currently the
I have a TextBox control in a form which is still pulling in data when the HTML form renders.I tried setting the AutoCompleteType to \"None\" but I think that just controls whether or not it will find
I\'m reading so much conflicting advice as to how to store passwords securely. All I know for sure is not to use MD5! I\'ve seen people advocate using PHP\'s bcrypt function, which seems like it\'d ho
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