| J. Hill 2008-01-23, 4:05 am |
| Well, if you're interested in some greater level of security where you
can decrypt, you might want to check out rijndael encryption (a type of
AES). Shane Kretzmann wrote a good rijndael php class that I think is
still on phpclasses.
It can be a bit difficult working with binary passwords, but if you
really need security, it seems like one of the better options.
I've been testing it myself, and the only issue I see is, of course:
keeping the key secret. I've been looking at a few methods, but I'm
always interested in others ideas on that issue.
Regards,
J. Hill
Cristian Vrabie wrote:
> It's true md5 is very old but is not completely obsolete. Used in
> combination with a random salt is still hard to decode.
> Maybe i won't use it as encryption for passwords any more but I would
> use it for digital signature or data integrity check.
>
> sublimino@gmail.com wrote:
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