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  1. The Bitworks
    22:08 on November 10th, 2009

    I am using similar scheme to encrypt passwords prior to them being sent off to the website. The only problem is that IE will store the MD5 encrypted password when it "saves" the password. Have you been able to overcome that?

  2. webmastersucks
    07:51 on November 11th, 2009

    This method is only for little security, we have to user SSL sertificate (https) to more secure. Use autocomple attribute in form tag. Example : <form name="form" method="post" autocomplete="off">

  3. lilo
    11:59 on January 16th, 2010

    how can i show my username and encrypted password in a second html page when i click submit

  4. webmastersucks
    18:15 on January 16th, 2010

    type md5($_GET["value"]);

  5. Sunny
    06:36 on January 19th, 2010

    Your website is amazing. I am learning a lot from it…
    I want to know that the data converted by this java function and md5() function in php 5 are same every-time??

  6. debianuser
    22:27 on February 1st, 2010

    code looks realy lame on debian linux….

  7. Shalendar
    00:33 on August 10th, 2010

    Why did you use the separate form to submit the name and password? Why not submit it through the same form?

  8. bikash
    07:35 on October 14th, 2010

    i checked it in burp suit(proxy) the password is not in hashed format from client..it is in plain text

  9. misterti
    20:41 on November 22nd, 2010

    because if you submit it in the same form, you have to replace the value of the password field with md5 value and that would briefly be visible to the user. Who wants that?

  10. mightywill
    20:29 on February 5th, 2011

    Thank you so much, this is exactly what i was looking for. Great work!

  11. Jack
    23:18 on February 7th, 2011

    Count me as a newbie here lol. I'm working with a linux apache server with a mysql database storing user email address's as the user id and appropriate passwords. This looked like a great way to implement the login sequence however all that happens on submit is that the login.html form is reloaded with the user and pass parameters displayed in a GET format on the url. Surely this is not what was intended. I expected login.php to display the validation of the user/pass info.
    What simple issue am I missing?? Thanks for any help.

  12. FErArg
    07:56 on October 27th, 2011

    7 hour looking for this solution!! thanks!!!

  13. muthu
    09:57 on November 5th, 2011

    i want the login form coding in html with javascript,,when i click login it will take only the user name is e- mail address oterwise should display the error message..please help me

  14. waterproof camera
    04:31 on November 27th, 2011

    i am working on this but has no clue before (newbie LOL), now i think i know whats wrong , thanks it help a lot

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