HTML5 Canvas
Written by: Simon Sarris
Featured Refcardz: Top Refcardz:
  1. Apache Hadoop
  2. Web Driver
  3. MVVM
  4. REST
  5. ADO.NET
  1. HTML5
  2. Ajax
  3. jQuery Selectors
  4. CSS Part 1
  5. Git

Link Details

Link 200417 thumbnail
User 225135 avatar

By skoop
via zimuel.it
Published: Jul 07 2009 / 21:37

After a long pause i’m come back on my blog with a post about the development of a secure web login system in PHP with the use of Zend Framework. The issue to build a login system in a web application is quite common. The security aspect of a login system is absolutely important and in this post i have summarized some of the main security points. Of course this is not the final solution but, in my opinion, is a good point of start for PHP developers.
  • 15
  • 0
  • 1155
  • 2

Comments

Add your comment
User 233461 avatar

antych replied ago:

0 votes Vote down Vote up Reply

md5(password) is not very secure, all you need is a dictionary of md5 hashes or look for repeated hashes and compare them against list of most popular passwords. Secure login should include random salt for each password.

Add your comment


Html tags not supported. Reply is editable for 5 minutes. Use [code lang="java|ruby|sql|css|xml"][/code] to post code snippets.