vijayanandgawle

Problem Everybody would agree that passwords should be secure, so users should consider these points when they choose passwords. Such as using a mix of characters and special symbols, not using simple words, using a combination of special symbols, letters and numbers, etc. But all these considerations are not enough if passwords are stored in an unsecure way. In database applications passwords are usually stored in the database, so storing passwords in the database should be implemented very carefully. It is obvious that storing passwords in the table with plain text is very vulnerable, because if an attacker accesses the database he/she can steal users' passwords. It is indisputable that passwords in a database should be encrypted and made undecipherable as much as possible. Solution Let's see how to encrypt and store passwords in a SQL Server database. For encrypting passwords we'll use one-way hashing algorithms. These algorithms map the input value to encrypte