Hi,
Cake uses MD5, which is still the standard for most web applications.
You can see the method call md5 (grep for md5 and password ) in the
register and login functions of the user controller.
E.g. $this->data['User']['password'] = md5($this->data['User']
['password']);
if ($results && substr ($results['User']['password'], 0, 19) ==
substr(md5($this->data['User'] ['password']), 0, 19 ))
Of Course, you have to include your own hash function and change the
md5 calls to your new method.
You may also have to make some changes to the password field [increase
length?] of the DB, if required.
Thanks,
Bharadwaj
http://blogpostsite.com
On 12-Jul-10, at 1:15 AM, vanishri wrote:
HI,
am developing an application using cake php ,in which registartion and
login are working fine.am using cakephp's default hash methodology for
password encryption.
but now i want to do with encryption method " AES_ENCRYP " for
password field during registarion and while logging in.
how can i achive it ?
Please reply me.
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