I\'m not totally sure how to describe this so the easiest way is with a test case. The running the following sql will return three rows on the select. My understanding of encrypt tells me that this sh
I am using the jBCrypt Library to hash user passwords when they register using my app. I am using the basic hash function, with a salt, like so:
Is there a tutorial out there or does anyone have pointers on how to do the following with Spring-Security?
Is there a way to store a password in a secured file in unix system? That file can be readable and writtable by Unix shell script.
I am trying to develop an Android application which typically allows users to login (authentication has to be done in the web application. I already have a Servlet which takes username and password an
I am creating an app that requires the user to register with a remote server, but I want to hash their password before sending it off to be stored in my database.
As I\'m sure you are aware, a feature on most browsers is that they save passwords.Now, I have a site where a user can change their password on one of the pages.Is there a way to get the b开发者_运维问
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I got this code from a website and I have been altering it to fit my needs. The problem that I am facing is that the password reset page is not firing a new password off by php mail but instead it is
Is it possible to change a test user\'s password so I can logon to any of my test users as normal so I can test my app properly?
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