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suryodesign
March 31st, 2008, 02:28 PM
help , i have a registration menu for my company with md5 for password for protect the security and sql injection protection, but i have a problem ini update password in update menu for change password user ,

the problem is how i can show the password in the textfield , if i show it , the password is 32character of md5 and i want to decrypt the password >.<

sorry if my english very very bad >.< thx for the master who want to help me... hiksss...

if i show with 32 char it's can make my boss angry .. hei boy .. what is this !! :(( i don't want huhuhuhu

kdd
March 31st, 2008, 02:54 PM
Bro, unless you work at the NSA, you can't decrypt md5 so easily. :D

What you want to do is either make them just enter a new password or generate a random password for them.

Technically, if you don't have SSL stuff done, you want to encrypt password from client-side, and send it to the server-side, where it'll be stored in db/file as md5 password.

:)

suryodesign
March 31st, 2008, 03:36 PM
Bro, unless you work at the NSA, you can't decrypt md5 so easily. :D

What you want to do is either make them just enter a new password or generate a random password for them.

Technically, if you don't have SSL stuff done, you want to encrypt password from client-side, and send it to the server-side, where it'll be stored in db/file as md5 password.

:)

sir , i want to ask , md5 is one way hash , it's true if we can't decrypt ??? or it's hard to decrypt , but i found http://pajhome.org.uk/crypt/md5/ and http://md5decryption.com/ , this site have accurate decrypt , i want to know the fact about md5 , can u help me to explain this sir ?? sorry if i'm newbie :((

Templarian
March 31st, 2008, 04:10 PM
MD5 can only be decrypted through repeated entry or through a database archive of many very common hashes.

Like the word dog and cat are probably in the database but 23jkjl3j3 won't be.

MD5 is mainly to be used for validation of username and password.

MD5 input is equal to what we stored earlier when it was stored in md5.

The point is that when you MD5 it, you will never want to get the actual password back. The point of MD5 is that if someone gets your database there is a low probability of passwords stolen.

I hope I used easy enough words that you can understand it.

suryodesign
March 31st, 2008, 05:19 PM
MD5 can only be decrypted through repeated entry or through a database archive of many very common hashes.

Like the word dog and cat are probably in the database but 23jkjl3j3 won't be.

MD5 is mainly to be used for validation of username and password.

MD5 input is equal to what we stored earlier when it was stored in md5.

The point is that when you MD5 it, you will never want to get the actual password back. The point of MD5 is that if someone gets your database there is a low probability of passwords stolen.

I hope I used easy enough words that you can understand it.


yup . i got it sir , thx before hehe know maybe the solution i'm now use the md5 for mycompany , it's only can confuse when user want to change the password and see 32character , maybe i can make the combination from password like reverse the password and divide into part of string and then combine again , and anything else like that hehe , thx very much :):pir:

kdd
March 31st, 2008, 08:56 PM
Pajhome shows only encryption, not decryption. And the other site has database. So no, you can't easily decrypt md5.

Templarian
March 31st, 2008, 09:30 PM
Usually when you change your password you have them type in their old password to verify its them.

Always have 2 new password boxes so you can verify they typed it in correctly as they cannot see the symbols.

suryodesign
April 1st, 2008, 01:53 AM
Pajhome shows only encryption, not decryption. And the other site has database. So no, you can't easily decrypt md5.

yes sir , i'm sorry totally not carefully about the Pajhome , it's like ur say sir , pajhome shows only encryption, not decryption. uhmmm... now this problem is solve thx for the help sir :)

someday can i ask u some question sir ?? sorry i'm newbie :party:

kdd
April 1st, 2008, 01:56 AM
Sure man, just post your questions here if you need help. Glad you were able to solve the problem.

kdd. :)

suryodesign
April 1st, 2008, 01:59 AM
Usually when you change your password you have them type in their old password to verify its them.

Always have 2 new password boxes so you can verify they typed it in correctly as they cannot see the symbols.


yup sir , thx for the method sir , i use this method for my user too :) thx for help me solve my problem , hehe :smirk:

suryodesign
April 1st, 2008, 02:16 AM
Sure man, just post your questions here if you need help. Glad you were able to solve the problem.

kdd. :)


mr.kdd, u very nice and friendly , glad to have frend like u :)