There's a different salt for each row.
I have an email in with the designer who deals with the clients, to
see if I can find out more about the old logic. Hopefully someone
knows at least one password in it, so I can test with.
Thanks
On Sep 21, 3:59 am, Thomas Ploch wrote:
> Hi,
>
> you would
Hi,
you would need to implement a password logic that prepends/appends (you
would need to check with the supplier how the salt was applied and which
hash algorithm was used, md5, sha1, etc...) the salt to the user
password input and check the resulting hash with the hash in the
database. I do
Hi,
A client purchased data, but wasn't allowed to have the code. The
user table has an encrypted password and a salt column. I started my
site using AuthComponent, where it's just one password field, docs say
"Cake appends your password string to a salt value and then hashes
it".
So is there a
