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Re: simple login
[quote user="guenavan"] [quote user="ashish-1983"]even i've heard MD5 is breakable.[/quote] there is no sense in breaking md5 algorithm since it is used for hashing and not for encryption. The main objective of hashing is to facilitate and make performance effective the storing, extracting comparison in internal protected environment. Encryption is used to secure data for insecure untrusted transit The main objective of hashing is to facilitate and make performance effective
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Re: simple login
[quote user="guenavan"] [quote user="ashish-1983"]so you better give me suggestion...for encryption & decryption... which would be more secured than my hashing technique...[/quote] http://hashmaking.com/ [/quote] aye aye sir !
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Re: Connecting to ASPNETDB.MDF
[quote user="kazmic4c@erau.edu"] dragging and dropping the table onto an 'admin.aspx' page automatically created the connection string for me. This was the easiest solution. [/quote] there lot more basic things you can find @ http://aspspider.info/dnanetwork/ hope it helps..
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Re: how to encrypt password that stored in sql server database
[quote user="Waqar_ali"] When you are going to create user, use following function to convert password and save it to database public string HashString(string Value) { System.Security.Cryptography.MD5CryptoServiceProvider x = new System.Security.Cryptography.MD5CryptoServiceProvider(); byte[] data = System.Text.Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes(Value); data = x.ComputeHash(data); string ret = ""; for (int i = 0; i < data.Length; i++) ret += data[i].ToString("x2").ToLower();
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Re: ImageUrl Issues
show me u r code..
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Re: Login Controls and my own database
[quote user="budugu"] [quote user="aspeciak"]if there is any way to "connect" Login Control with my own table "users".[/quote] Yes, you can use your own users table with login control. Refer this.. http://weblogs.asp.net/anasghanem/archive/2009/03/27/login-control-faq.aspx [/quote] man that was really cool... never thought of that b4.. thnx..
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Re: Your own security system vs ASP.Net's ...
[quote user="rtpHarry"] Hey, My advice is to definetly use the built in asp.net authentication, authorization and membership systems http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms998347.aspx This is the least hackable solution and is backed up by being long established and fully tested code. You always run the risk of leaving a security hole in your site if you roll your own and also you lose the benefit of all the integration you can get from using the built in systems (createuserwizard, login
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Re: Login Status
[quote user="bhanu2217"] How do i define login page url for Login Status? There is a option to define logout page url but i couldnt find the option to define login page url [/quote] checkout the properties... it would be easy for u to figure out...
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Re: Your own security system vs ASP.Net's ...
[quote user="guenavan"][quote user="ashish-1983"]instead that guy uses windows authentication..[/quote][/quote] that our guy was you...! u said formsauthentication is not secure... some times i feel like u r just bluffing man... if forms authentication not secured then why ppl r using that crap... that is the only reason i need to ask ppl man.. cos i'm using forms authentication in my project.... at least give me some proof which does make sense that formsauthentication is
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Re: how to encrypt password that stored in sql server database
[quote user="vb.netdev"] how to encrypt password that stored in sql server database, how to encrypt password that sent from client text box to server in asp.net Please gige example code. With thanks & respect. [/quote] protected string MySHA512( ) { SHA512 sha512 = new System.Security.Cryptography.SHA512Managed(); byte[] sha512Bytes = System.Text.Encoding.Default.GetBytes("vb.netdev"); byte[] cryString = sha512.ComputeHash(sha512Bytes); string sha512Str = string.Empty; for
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