fix(login): added hashing for passwords #1199
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Storing passwords in plaintext is a security risk, the proper way to store passwords is to store only the hash value of the password. Hash functions such as SHA are general purpose, other solutions like pbkdf2 offer more security by making the hash procedure much more computationally intensive, preventing some attacks.
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How has there been a fix for more than 3 years, but the passwords are still stored in plain text? Boggles my mind. How people implement plain text passwords in the first place is insane. |
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Storing passwords in plaintext is a security risk,
the proper way to store passwords is to store
only the hash value of the password.
Hash functions such as SHA are general purpose,
other solutions like pbkdf2 offer more security by
making the hash procedure much more computationally
intensive, preventing some attacks.