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Okay, another OOP question	by MatthewDBA	2011-01-13 06:24:48
define: "encrypts the string"	by Freakazoid	2011-01-13 08:13:36
I think I used AES	by MatthewDBA	2011-01-13 08:17:35
not sure what your asking	by Freakazoid	2011-01-13 09:10:07
I store the password in the database	by MatthewDBA	2011-01-13 09:21:10
One additional step I would do:	by RetiQlum2	2011-01-13 09:28:49
So are you saying that you would allow a	by MatthewDBA	2011-01-13 09:37:12
I know nothing about how you're autrhentication...	by RetiQlum2	2011-01-13 10:09:58
The authentication process	by MatthewDBA	2011-01-13 10:20:30
I pass in a username and password (submitted when the user logs in to the website). The web page hashes the password, then passes the username and hashed password to a stored procedure, which attempts to query the database for matches. If successful (i.e. if the hash of the password matches what's stored in the database), the stored procedure returns the user's information (name, title, etc.); otherwise it returns what amounts to an empty struct. In either case I do overwrite the string submitted by the user. I don't store it anywhere.
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