Chris Blackwell said the following on 7/6/2006 4:38 AM:
I've always created the password hash in CF, as pre MySQL 4.1 the mysql
password() function was relatively weak.  

If you need your application to be database agnostic, then I would use
CF's built in hash() function, otherwise you may need to write different
methods to create/check the password for each DB.

Cheers, Chris
  
Chris, you might check out my blog post about hashing and security and why it's even better to sprinkle in a bit of salt.

Don't Just Hash() Your Passwords - Get Better Security

Best,
.Peter
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