note 23094 deleted from function.md5 by jimw
| From: | jimw@php.net | Date: | Sat, 08 Feb 2003 19:49:25 +0000 |
| Subject: | note 23094 deleted from function.md5 by jimw | ||
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Since I've posted the javascript-thingy above, I've received a bunch of emails on the
subject pre-submit encryption. The previous post was to show the value of javascript in this respect
only, not to provide the full backend solution :-)
But since this is a very interesting (and important) subject, I've manufactured a little
login-suite with backend-scripts for further promotion of pre-submit encryption.
It'll take to long to describe it all here, but a verbose version is published at:
http://www.publicator.no/php_net/login/
In short, this utilizes a combination of username, password, ipadress and a generated seed to
provide a unique hash each time login is performed.
Probably not Fort Knox, but as a better alternative to the password-only encryption.
knutm - feels his javascript-reminicences takes up valuable php-space on this page ;-)