I'd say a hash would also work well for SSN, CC#, etc.  Anyplace where
you are taking private data from the user and you don't want to be held
liable for storing their private data.  You can use the hash to verify
it again later (when the user gives it to you again), but you don't
store it.  More and more companies are moving away from storing such
private data.  In fact, a lot of companies are avoiding all use of SSN
in their systems.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Doug Arthur [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> Sent: Wednesday, May 03, 2006 4:45 PM
> 
> More so just for options really. Also to note, and maybe I should of
> mentioned this, but I plan on using the encryption for social security
> numbers, credit card numbers, and other trusted confidential 
> data. But what
> I'm hearing from the list, if it's a password, stick with 
> hash, but I'll
> still have to use my encryption routine for the others. I was 
> just thinking
> that including the password with the encryption routine throughout the
> site(s) would be more manageable and I wanted to hear everyoneelse's
> feedback on that.
> 
> Thanks for all the input! Feel free to keep adding input.

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