Security through obscurity and storing unencrypted passwords
What exactly does “Security through obscurity” means in the context of stroing unencrypted passwords?
Client side authentication through signatures instead of passwords
I want to save some user-generated data with some signature of the user that generated it (let’s say that the user has to fill some forms with some data and I want him to sign the written data).
How to store / not to store passwords
I am building an web site which will allow users to aggregate the information stored in their online profiles (“data feeds”) in one place.
Alternatives to Traditional Password Authentication [closed]
Closed 11 years ago.
Information protection when registering on web sites
Up until now it seems that when you register on a random web site you do so with blind trust.
Information protection when registering on web sites
Up until now it seems that when you register on a random web site you do so with blind trust.
A question about storing passwords
I’m creating a program (in C++) that will password protects its user’s database (.dat) file. I’m confused on where to store the password? In the user’s database file or somewhere else.
A question about storing passwords
I’m creating a program (in C++) that will password protects its user’s database (.dat) file. I’m confused on where to store the password? In the user’s database file or somewhere else.
A question about storing passwords
I’m creating a program (in C++) that will password protects its user’s database (.dat) file. I’m confused on where to store the password? In the user’s database file or somewhere else.
A question about storing passwords
I’m creating a program (in C++) that will password protects its user’s database (.dat) file. I’m confused on where to store the password? In the user’s database file or somewhere else.