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- hash - Password hashing (crackstation. net) - Stack Overflow
The code CrackStation net provides makes this super simple - just store the result of create_hash() in your database, exactly as-is To confirm a user entered the correct password, use validate_password('provided-password','hash-from-database'); This will return a boolean of whether the password was correct
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I have a string that was salted, hashed with SHA-256, then base64 encoded Is there a way to decode this string back to its original value?
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The developer who created a platform my company uses is no longer working for us and I don't know how I can retrieve the passwords from a custom PHP application When I look in the PHPmyAdmin the
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1 For any new visitors to this question, crackstation net has a full NET implementation at the bottom, along with a rather detailed explanation of what you should do and how it all works The following code is copied without modifications from crackstation net
- Password hashing - Industry Standards - Stack Overflow
The value of the password is actually never known by the server Not exactly true The web server must know the password It is posted to the web server, and put in memory This is okay What's important is that the database server never knows the password Hashing on the client won't help, as the server controls the JavaScript to hash on the client! There is no "standard" hashing algorithm If
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I'm trying to open up a password database file (consists of a bunch of common passwords) and I'm getting the following error: Attempts so far Code: f = open ("crackstation-human-only txt", 'r')
- php - Implementing password hashing salting algorithm from crackstation . . .
I am trying to implement a password hashing salting algorithm from crackstation net, but I am unsure how implement it Storing the password upon user registration seems to be as simple as passing the password into create_hash ()
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