I would like to add simple password protection in an iPhone App that I am working on. I will probably use crypt() to store the password in my database which in in CoreData / sqlite format.
If I have passwords stored as a salted MD5 hash, but want to move them to use bcrypt, what\'s the best way to perform that transition? (given that I can\'t get the passwords back)
I\'ve come to a point when I need to pick a way how to safely keep user passwords in database and to be able to check if they match when user signs in in 开发者_JAVA百科the website.
I have two ed开发者_JAVA百科it text fields like password and confirm-password if both the entries are true then passwordstring value should be passed to server, but i m not getting the correct respons
I\'m currently developing a C app in which I\'ll need to hash user\'s passwords. I know scrypt is currently one of the best methods to \"hash\" passwords (memory-bound, slow), but I can\'t seem to fin
If passwordchar is x, then user entered password will be changed to xxxxxx, is there a way to show this password as it is instead of passwordchars, when user selects some checkbox \"showpassword\" ?开
Is it insecure for an app to report how many da开发者_如何学运维ys are left before current password expires?
I am right now in the process of trying to figure out the best way of hashing the password for my ASP.NET MVC 3 application.From what I hear, it is good to use the given password and a random salt and
Im developing a web application with java and Spring Security 3.0.5 and I am pretty new to it. I 开发者_Go百科have a community where users can register and log in. Now I wonder how informations (like
Is it okay and isn\'t useless? It could be saved in another table or even another database. What do you think?
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