To MD5 password before sending to server the most
popular way is to use client side javascript. This way
it will protect your password from being sent totally
unencrypted.
In fact, it doesn't give you a good protection,
because you still sending and unencrypted information,
but sometimes it´s enou
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>> Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] Password Protecting
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>> How do you MD5 it before sendig out to server? Is that possible on the
>> user side? I guess not...
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>> Piotr Pluciennik wrote:
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>> >Your form is set to GET m
To use the MD5 hashing you do "MD5('variable_name').
Nik
"Donatas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> How do you MD5 it before sendig out to server? Is that possible on the
> user side? I guess not...
>
> Piotr Pluciennik wrote:
>
> >Your form is set to GET mode. Your
Thank you. Also I am already using the MD5. Once again. Thanks
NIk
"Piotr Pluciennik" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Your form is set to GET mode. Your form should work in POST mode.
> Think also to MD5 your password before sending over internet.
>
> HTH
> Piotr
>
>
y" is free to snoop the TCP/IP traffic
and extract the passwd information.
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From: Donatas
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Sent: 2003-11-23 09:44
Subject: Re: [PHP-WIN] Password Protecting
How do you MD5 it before sendig out to server? Is that
possible on the user side? I
How do you MD5 it before sendig out to server? Is that possible on the
user side? I guess not...
Piotr Pluciennik wrote:
Your form is set to GET mode. Your form should work in POST mode.
Think also to MD5 your password before sending over internet.
HTH
Piotr
Nik wrote:
Hi Guys 'n' Gals
My lo
Your form is set to GET mode. Your form should work in POST mode.
Think also to MD5 your password before sending over internet.
HTH
Piotr
Nik wrote:
> Hi Guys 'n' Gals
> My login page for my user consits of a text field and a password field. when
> the user clicks submit the password is being sh
