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Encrypt Passwords Before Storing In a Database

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Use an MD5 hash to encrypt user passwords.
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This code demonstrates how to use an MD5 hash to encrypt user passwords when storing them in a database. There are constantly news items about companies where user information is compromised. By storing passwords using an MD5 hash, even if your database is compromised the passwords cannot be decoded. The only downside is that users cannot retrieve lost passwords, they must reset them.

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Submitted on
18th September 2006
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18th September 2006
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