Linked Questions

I am trying to achieve better security in my authentication system implementation with both server-side hashing and client-side hashing. (See the first reference below for more prerequisite knowledge.)...

Suppose I am logging into Gmail by giving my credentials. Does my plaintext get encrypted or is it first converted to the hash and the hash encrypted? And also if I am communicating to the bank web ...

When a user logs into their account on my server, should they send their raw data to me, and then I bcrypt compare them, or are they supposed to hash and and I directly compare? I ask this because ...

Is it really a problem if you send back the password when the validation fail on a registration form? I understand that the html that is sent back could be cached on the computer of the person ...

I'm trying to wrap my head around authentication/authorization process within web-app that encrypt data on the client-side and I'm getting very confused about it. Hopefully, you could clarify it to me....