> > So the big question is: If your CGI script sees an encrypted
> > password, and it determines that it is valid, are you allowing access
> > to that user based on that info alone? If so, then you might as well
> > be using plain text passwords, because all an attacker needs to get in
> > is
Jan Dworschak wrote:
> >
> > So the big question is: If your CGI script sees an encrypted
> > password, and it determines that it is valid, are you allowing access
> > to that user based on that info alone? If so, then you might as well
> > be using plain text passwords, because all an attacke
Hi Cees,
Cees Hek wrote:
Hi Jan,
I am going back to your original question, because I think everyone
(including me) is a little bit confused as to what you are trying to do.
Jan Dworschak wrote:
Hi,
i'm having trouble with a cgi-program of mine and can't find a way to
solve it.
Here it is:
In an
Hi Jan,
I am going back to your original question, because I think everyone
(including me) is a little bit confused as to what you are trying to do.
Jan Dworschak wrote:
Hi,
i'm having trouble with a cgi-program of mine and can't find a way to
solve it.
Here it is:
In an simple form i type in a
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Back to the original question - If the OP is not running a javascript
implementation of 3des, but is using a perl module, how is he running perl
in the browser?
as a perlscript via a form submit.
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On Fri, 18 Jun 2004 11:08:00 +0200, Jan Dworschak wrote:
Hi Jan
> I'm using the TripleDES Function from the Perl-Modul
> Crypt::TripleDES -
> no javascript function.
TMTOWTDI:
Javascript::MD5
Javascript::SHA1
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I'm using the TripleDES Function from the Perl-Modul Crypt::TripleDES -
no javascript function.
Jan
Clayton Scott wrote:
Jan Dworschak wrote:
Hi,
maxlength is already set in the input field with a value of 256 (that
should be enough).
Are you sure that your TripleDES javascript function is not
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Jan Dworschak wrote:
Hi,
maxlength is already set in the input field with a value of 256 (that
should be enough).
Are you sure that your TripleDES javascript function is not to blame?
Javascript doesn't
always work the same in all browsers.
Clayton
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Hi,
maxlength is already set in the input field with a value of 256 (that
should be enough).
Greets
Jan
Alexander Becker wrote:
Hi,
i'm having trouble with a cgi-program of mine and can't find a way to
solve it.
Here it is:
In an simple form i type in a password. This is encrypted via TripleDES.
Hi,
i'm having trouble with a cgi-program of mine and can't find a way to
solve it.
Here it is:
In an simple form i type in a password. This is encrypted via TripleDES.
The encrypted password is sent over the submit-button (POST or GET, both
have the same problem).
Everything works fine when i us
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