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ASP Login db with MD5 Hash - salted password
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4/6/2006 5:59:38 PM |
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jeff caniglia
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ASP (Active Server Pages) |
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This will allow you to lock down pages on a per user, per account level setting. All passwords are hashed with MD5 and also salted. You can set allowed login attempts before the user account is locked out and it will log the last time a user logged into the system. It comes with pages to add, delete, update and to allow users to reset their own passwords as well as a page for database compct function.
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 4/7/2006 1:59:51 AM: Rae MacLeman
Hi,
Terminology's over my head like a flock of geese... what are 'salted' pages?
Regards
Rae MacLeman
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4/7/2006 10:28:56 AM: Rae MacLeman
Apologies for my ignorance - there's a full explanation in the readme. A classic case of "RTFM"!
Rae MacLeman
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4/8/2006 1:30:41 AM: Chad Gutowsky
Good work. Could more comments however. Thanks for sharing. ^O^
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6/27/2006 1:02:56 AM: peng_yu622
Hi.. how about to know the reverse of hashed MD5 ? can somebody help me?
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6/13/2007 8:37:04 AM: fatih adiguzel
any idea how to reverse the hashed MD5?
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9/8/2008 2:22:32 AM: Al-Mohafan Mohamed
How about if user forgot his/her password? The user cannot change the password. How to do it to recover password?
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10/8/2008 11:38:58 PM: The1nk
Just so the idea is clear - You're not supposed to 'reverse' MD5. (Ie: When I sign up, it MD5's my pwd, then when I goto Log in, it MD5's my attempted password and compares it to my pwd. Therefore, there is no 'pwd==decrypt(pwd)', it's 'md5(pwd)==storedpwd'.) btw - This sounds awesome. Downloading as I write.. ^_^
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3/26/2010 1:18:21 AM: satish
how can we directly use this code with text button?
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3/26/2010 1:20:13 AM: satish
how can we use md5 directly with text button in asp
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