Asp.net
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Hello;
I'm working on a simple login form in c# in asp.net. I'd like to bind a key to the password and then save it in encrypted form. When the user logs in, he should enter his key and password. The key will be bind to the password and then compared to the one stored on the database.
Please help me with the binding process and encryption.
Thanks. -
Hello;
I'm working on a simple login form in c# in asp.net. I'd like to bind a key to the password and then save it in encrypted form. When the user logs in, he should enter his key and password. The key will be bind to the password and then compared to the one stored on the database.
Please help me with the binding process and encryption.
Thanks. -
Hello;
I'm working on a simple login form in c# in asp.net. I'd like to bind a key to the password and then save it in encrypted form. When the user logs in, he should enter his key and password. The key will be bind to the password and then compared to the one stored on the database.
Please help me with the binding process and encryption.
Thanks.How is the key any different from the password then? Key + Password = Password... they're the same thing. Just have the user enter both in the password field, and use standard hashing.
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Hello;
I'm working on a simple login form in c# in asp.net. I'd like to bind a key to the password and then save it in encrypted form. When the user logs in, he should enter his key and password. The key will be bind to the password and then compared to the one stored on the database.
Please help me with the binding process and encryption.
Thanks.From the app perspective, The key is just another password. Instead of having user type complete password in one box, you will be asking him to split in two and then app will append it. As for the encryption. Passwords should never be stored encrypted. they should be hashed and stored. Better yet if you salt them before hashing. Following article will give you all you need to achieve this. A Beginner's Tutorial for Understanding and Implementing Password Hashing and Salting[^]