I\'ve written an encryption program that encrypts and decrypts selected files using a user-entered password as the encryption key.
I know there have been several posts about random word generation based on large dictionaries or web lookups. However, I\'m looking for a word generator which I can use to create strong password witho
I\'m writing an internal business application that needs to access a number of different databases. Each database needs a different password. I\'m loathed to actually hard-code my passwords because if
I inherited a site with a with a large user base. My client is updating their record开发者_运维知识库s and I need to import some predetermined passwords for about 900 users into a mysql table. The row
can you please tell me wh开发者_如何学运维at is best way to salt password. Which method best?
It\'s always bothered me that many PHP programs require the user to store the mysql password in plain text (in a string or constant) in a configuration file in the application\'s root.
Sorry if this has been asked before, I did check but couldn\'t find anything... Is there a function in Unix to encrypt and decrypt a password in a batch file so that I can pipe it into some other com
I would like to create a site-wide hash to be used as salt in creating password retrieval tokens. I have been bouncing around stackoverflow trying to get a sense of the best way to do this.
I\'m syncing users from an external开发者_运维知识库 system into ours. I need to set the user\'s password in our Active Directory.
I have a big list of websites and I need to know if they have areas that are password protected. I am thinking about doing this: downloading all of them with httrack and then writing a script that l
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