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    Yonathan1111
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    Hi all, I have been building a program which is dependent on database. So, a user can login and do something. My issue is how to make the environment well secured. My login design, asks(accepts) a user's loginid(userid) and password which will be compered with the corresponding values in the database, and then success/failure comes. I want any better login disgin logic than this, it's urgent. Thank you.

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      Hi all, I have been building a program which is dependent on database. So, a user can login and do something. My issue is how to make the environment well secured. My login design, asks(accepts) a user's loginid(userid) and password which will be compered with the corresponding values in the database, and then success/failure comes. I want any better login disgin logic than this, it's urgent. Thank you.

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      Apart from encrypting the password, which you should be doing anyway, the only other thing would be to make sure the password comparison is case sensitive other than that what you have done is pretty standard.

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