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Since MD5 is not recommended which other can be used.
Sep 15 '06 #1
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ronverdonk
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Try SHA1, it is better then MD5.

http://nl2.php.net/manual/en/function.sha1.php

Ronald :cool:
Sep 15 '06 #2
Banfa
9,065 Recognized Expert Moderator Expert
Try SHA1, it is better then MD5.
If you read the MySQL documentation it says that SHA1 is not much(any) better than MD5 for security
Sep 15 '06 #3
tbb9216
16 New Member
AES is the new defacto standard. it is in both PHP and mysql by default, i find the mysql method a LOT easier to use. its the same enc type that the US govt uses, there are only 2 HYPOTHETICAL breaks to it in existence. in php it is part of the mcrypt library, and it goes as rhijndahl or something like that, after the 2 people who created it, and make sure to use the 128bit version, as that is the AES version.

in mysql its just:
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  1. INSERT INTO table
  2. (field)
  3. VALUES
  4. (AES_ENCRYPT('value', 'secret_key'));
  5.  
and to retrieve it (warning, you MUST have the same key you stored it with):
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  1. SELECT 
  2. AES_DECRYPT('field', 'secret_key')
  3. FROM table
  4.  
simple as that.

-tim
Sep 22 '06 #4

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