I don't think it would deter anyone any more than using POST - it's just as trivial to use firebug to call your encrypt/decrypt function as it is to modify an ajax call in transit. I could concievably help stop evesdroppers - but if you need to protect the data in transit it should be over a secure connection anyway.
That said, I can think of one reason where an encryption/hashing JS library is useful: for secure applications where you want to penalise incorrect password entry with a time delay. You can use a complex hashing script to force a computational delay between password attempts - sometimes increasing the delay for subsequent attempts. Might be a little specialised for a jQuery plugin, but who knows? Cheers, Hamish On Apr 22, 5:03 am, joomlafreak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi > > I have been looking for code that can let me encrypt the query string > created for an ajax call to a php script. The way I have been using > the $.ajax, my params in query string are readily available to > everyone to modify and play with. I do understand that this method may > not be an absolute way of securing things but it would atleast be > useful in deterring the most. > > Is there a plugin or some example code to do it? Does anyone share the > need for something like this. If so then please reply to this message > and express your thoughts on it that may create a mass need for > something like this. > > Thanks everyone!!
