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Comments by chrismok (Top 4 by date)
chrismok
23-Jan-11 10:11am
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Yes...... I tried to write the class library(1.1) or web service(1.1) and import it into .net 2.0 project for calling to insert the data. However...... the result still base on .net 2.0....I have a worse solution.... Develop the asp.net(1.1) page for encrypte the password and insert it to DB. For example, there's a client "123", and the generate password is "ABC1234", so the C# (2.0) will access the web page (http://localhost/InsertClient.aspx?cid=123&pw=ABC1234) for doing the insert action
chrismok
23-Jan-11 9:50am
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The website is running for a few year and there's over 100 thousands users have register it and login on it, so it is not possible for changing the encrpyte and compare the password methodologoy.
chrismok
23-Jan-11 0:30am
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What's means "Broken"?
chrismok
22-Jan-11 21:45pm
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However, I tried to use Convert.ToBase64String(hashResult) and pass it to DB directly.
In the table, I found that the string value change to "O0ty46HaTSwSYsMy6+Fqjg==", but not like "????????".