This demonstrates how to impliment password hashing and salting in .Net while using entiity framework for data access Source Code github.com/TacticDevGit/Passw...
Ok, so. after about 10hrs of searching, and chat GPT giving me the wrong an, I then gave up on SQL for a different method of storing members. Then here you are with both of the things I needed to learn in video. 🐐
The best way is to provide a way to reset the password By replacing the old one with a new one, However you can still reveal the password if it’s forgotten you can create a token and allowed to use it use that token in case they need to recover the password but the whole system Has to be secure enough
I've dealt with the Hash and Salt code and thought it was more complex. You explained it to the simplest form and it's very clear
Ok, so. after about 10hrs of searching, and chat GPT giving me the wrong an, I then gave up on SQL for a different method of storing members. Then here you are with both of the things I needed to learn in video. 🐐
Couldn't be simpler and clearer man thanks a lot!
Your explanation is great.
Very insightful video, though the audio is not that good but the video explains hashing and salting in a way that can be easily understood
This is straight forward.. thanks once again..
you helped me a lot thank you!!!!
Great video!!
GREAT! Thank you so much
Thank you so much
Good😊
congrats for your marriage, bless you
Your source code is geting to a BODA photobook
the link is now corrected, you can
try it out
how can we see if our own password if we forget
The best way is to provide a way to reset the password By replacing the old one with a new one, However you can still reveal the password if it’s forgotten you can create a token and allowed to use it use that token in case they need to recover the password but the whole system Has to be secure enough