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Below is HashingHelper.CreatePasswordHash() function I use to create passwordHash and passwordSalt during the Register action. I write this data into DB and when user wants to login I read from DB and ...
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I am creating an api that would allow users of my wordpress website to also login from a mobile device (I am making use of fast-api). but I cannot figure out how to hash the password from python so ...
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I recently upgraded bcryptjs to version ^3.0.0 in my Node.js project and encountered the following error while trying to hash a password: const bcrypt = require("bcryptjs"); const password =...
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I'm working on a login page and the password_verify() always returns false when getting the hash from the DB but prints true when using static values Here's my code : <?php require_once "ID....
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I'm doing a basic Python Flask application with a Postgres database using psycopg2. I'm having trouble setting up the user registration password hash as it appears I'm working with a string vs byte ...
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I am using this Argon2 library in Rust for password hashing: https://docs.rs/argon2/latest/argon2/ let salt = SaltString::generate(&mut OsRng); let argon2 = Argon2::default(); let password_bytes = ...
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I know I registered " 1 " as the password but as I check the password stored in the DB using password_verify(), it can't be recognized correctly. Can someone point out what I did wrong? If I ...
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I am creating a login page for my new project. When logging in, the password can't match. It says Invalid password. This is my code. <!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en"> <head&...
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This might be a stupid question and out of habit I wouldn't add a unique constraint to password hashes when stored in a database. However, I thought a bit about it and probably confused myself why ...
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I am making a login route with jwt token and express. When I create an account, the password is hashed by bcrypt. When I log in, I need to compare them. I tried with simplest password but it didn't ...
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Intro A common technique to securely hash passwords is to use salting and peppering. Salt comes from the database and pepper comes from the server. This means that both salting and peppering are ...
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I'm traing to check a password validation without do login in a Laravel 10 project, but the function 'check' returns false, moreover, I can do login with the same password. I Don't know why return ...
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I have a simple Hash class used to learn the ins-outs of the Password4j library. However, I seem to be getting different results with the same inputs--I call Password.hash(...) with same clear text, ...
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If I save the password to the database as a hash in the configuration file of the application or in the code for security reasons, how does the application connect to the database if it does not ...
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I use password_hash and password_verify. Everything is working well the password is welled send in the database it goes retieve it well. Both the hash password and unhash are the same, but still it ...
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