I\'ve been told that email is a bad salt, because it\'s not unique and connected to the user. And if a user uses the same password on 2 sites, there will be equal hash.
I\'m going to use this kind of approach to store my password: User enters password Application salts password with random number
I have two salts, each user has a unique salt that is stored with the user info in the database. The second salt is one that is specific to the website. Both are needed to hash the passwords.
I prefer using crypt function in php for password encryption and other one way encryption requirements. Because I can use any supported encryption algorithm, by changing the salt and there are few oth
Weblogic 10.3.2 uses SHA-1 (and others) for pass encryption. For example the following password: abcdefg
I have got an simple application made in which I am able to register users and authenticate them. I\'ve got the passwords encoded using and successfully able to authenticate them. I am using Spring 3,
I\'m building an application that will have a user base, and I\'m at the point of securing the login. I\'m fairly new to programming (and PHP,) but my efforts thus far have pointed to using Crypt() an
If i am not wrong, when you want to encrypt the content in the database you will use md5.I use that right now for passwords.But now i want to add encryptio开发者_运维技巧n to all personal information,
Is there any benefit to using: sha1($long_unpredictable_randomly_generated_salt.$password.$global_salt)
Standard password security involves generating a random salt for each user, somehow combining that salt with their password and hashing them together, and then storing both the hash and sal开发者_运维
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