You'll need to use the Framework classes in the
System.Security.Cryptography namespace. There's MD5 and SHA-1 hash
classes in there. If you need to encrypt and decrypt, you'll likely want
to use a symmetric-key algorithm then, Rijndael probably being your best
bet.
I have some utility functions that do this stuff if you're interested.
Matthew Macdonald-Wallace wrote:
Hi all,
Quick question for all you ASP.net and C# gurus out there:
I'm creating a login system using a SQL Server 2000 database and obviously
I don't want to store the passwords in plaintext. Is there an easy way to
encrypt the password data, or do I need to write my own hashing method?
Cheers,
Matt
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