Encrypting Passwords

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    Default Encrypting Passwords

    When developing a login page, does setting the text box property to "password"
    encrypt the password?

    To ensure encryption should I use the php command string md5 to encrypt the
    password on a web site?

    rogerl_uk Guest

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    Default Re: Encrypting Passwords

    No, there's no encryption.

    "rogerl_uk" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
    news:dq3tj2$pb5$1@forums.macromedia.com...
    > When developing a login page, does setting the text box property to
    > "password"
    > encrypt the password?
    >
    > To ensure encryption should I use the php command string md5 to encrypt
    > the
    > password on a web site?
    >

    Cary Guest

  4. #3

    Default Re: Encrypting Passwords

    rogerl_uk wrote:
    > When developing a login page, does setting the text box property to "password"
    > encrypt the password?
    >
    > To ensure encryption should I use the php command string md5 to encrypt the
    > password on a web site?
    >
    no... you have to use javascript in order to do this, or SSL

    security of this sort is quite a broad area and I suggest you do some
    investigation to determine the most appropriate
    authorisation/identification strategy for your site

    dan
    Dan Rumney Guest

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