[PHP-DB] Re: md5 question!

[Pete Morganic]

I found this very useful
http://www.aspencrypt.com/crypto101.html
pete
Jerry wrote:
Hi,

If I use md5 to handle passwords to my database is
there a way to reverse the action if someone forgets
their password?  Is there a way for me to decode the
32bit to plain text?
Jerry

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[PHP-DB] Re: MD5()

[David Eisenhart]

remember that md5() is 'not' going to help secure the data en route between
the client browser and the server; consider using the encryption service SSL
for this.

David


"Chris Payne" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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Hi there everyone,

I have to store some CC details in a database which are inputted from a
form, is MD5() the best way to secure the data?  If so, how do I view MD5()
data after it has been inserted?  Any good MD5() tutorials out there?

Thanks for your help :-)

Regards

Chris



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