There is no problem to store Rijndael-encrypted passwords in the database. There also is no problem to store and Decode Rijndael-encrypted passwords generated with $System.Encryption.RijndaelBase64Encode
Only problem is that the Rijndael-encrypted passwords that are now stored in the database are generated with Visual Studio.NET using System.Security.Cryptography where a key AND a vector are used to encrypt the password and that in Cach� $System.Encryption doesn't have the argument vector. Only thing we want to do is to check a user-password entered in our old Cach�-programs against the same user-password generated with our new programs in ASP.NET "Denver Braughler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schreef in bericht news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Geert Cobbaut wrote: > > We have an ASP.NET-application in which we use Rijndael-encrypted passwords. > > We create the password in the ASP.NET-application and store it in a > > Cach�-database-global. > > Could you also send the clear text password to Cach� to let it encrypt and store > its own version. > > > Now we want to use this password in our older Cach�-applications, so I want > > to check the password in Cach�. > For these you could check against the default Cach� form of the encrypted password.
