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I just learned to use salt and hash to secure the passwords i开发者_Python百科n my database. Now, I need to create a module that will allow the user to recover the password if they forgot it. How can
I\'ve been reading a bunch of stuff about security and I\'m just now starting to try and play around with the code. I want to use MD5 encryption with a salt. I ran across this nifty PHP script with ra
Ok, so I\'ve been re开发者_开发问答ading (a lot!) about security and the whole deal about hashing, salting, encrypting, etc. and something I keep seeing is really bugging me.It seems a lot of people t
I searched all over the Net, including here on SO: There is a lot of discussion on the need to 开发者_Go百科salt passwords before hashing and storing them.
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
Here is an algorithm in Java开发者_开发知识库: public String getHash(String password, String salt) throws Exception {
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When salting a password, which is the correct way (or most effective way)? A. First hash the password and then hash the hash of the password with the salt like this:
I\'m trying to correctly do a per user and site wide salt for my passwords. Here\'s what I\'ve got: require(\'../../salt.php\'); //this is above the web root and provides $salt variable
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