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Encryption (Clent Side using JS) and Decryption (Server Side)

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    Dear All, I have scenario to encrypt the Password in client side and decrypt it in server side (C# code), this is required for a Online website. Can any one help me on this task. - Febin R -

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    • N NICE TO MEET

      Dear All, I have scenario to encrypt the Password in client side and decrypt it in server side (C# code), this is required for a Online website. Can any one help me on this task. - Febin R -

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      Wayne Gaylard
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      For using and saving passwords, you really should not be using encryption, you should really hash your passwords using a salt to be saved in the database. Here[^] is an excellent article that goes through password hashing, and goes into some depth. Hope it helps

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        Dear All, I have scenario to encrypt the Password in client side and decrypt it in server side (C# code), this is required for a Online website. Can any one help me on this task. - Febin R -

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        Richard Deeming
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        Just use SSL[^]; that way, the whole request and response will be encrypted for you.


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