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| Kasumi-Astra Posts: 127/258 |
Thanks guys, that first one looks promising!
The second one I found at the top of a google search, but it appears to be copyrighted and not available under the GPL. I could always write the algorthm in myself, but I've got my hands full with getting a basic board system implemented quickly so I can address new features and ideas that are a requirement of the project. Thanks!  |
| Randy53215 Posts: 518/726 |
Originally posted by Jagori Thats looks promising, and also looks like it would work. |
| Kailieann Posts: 403/808 |
This might work, too.
It's linked from the SHA1 page on the online manual on PHP.net |
| Jagori Posts: 134/155 |
Could this be of any use? It's linked to from here. |
| Kasumi-Astra Posts: 126/258 |
I'm looking for a more secure method of encrypting passwords than MD5 to be used in a PHP university project. I've been recommended SHA-256 as good way to go.
Does anybody know any good, free ways of implementing SHA-256 hashing in my project? |
