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    Posted: 01 May 2003 at 10:48am

Hello, how can I encrypt and decrypt passwords in a database without any components; can it be done?

Thanks, Martin.

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what database are you using?
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hey Michael, if you are thinking what i am thinking

if he answers "SQL", were you going to point him to the "undocumented and unsupported" encryption built into SQL 2000?

if that's the case, you have good links for that?



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Hi it is an SQL database what do i have to do?
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well, i searched around a bit and found the command "pwdencrypt()", and considering every hit i found says "undocumented", that must be it, but searching google for that term brings back a bunch of hits talking about some security hole......

but its probably a hole that has been plugged by now

still looking for a page on how to use this

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Ok morning Z thanks, erm how does the new web wiz forums encrypt the passwords?
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i couldnt tell you because while i know the 6.xx code inside and out, i have yet to even look at a line of code in V7 since i am currently shopping for a .NET-based answer to forums

back on the pwddecrypt(), i just posted on a few other forums trying to fish for some how-to's

our DBA here at work knows a little, he said he's gonna get some code toghether for me, i'll be sure to post it

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