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By FlySwat
via codeeleven.blogspot.com
Published: Nov 27 2007 / 10:39

Don't try to be clever and hash your passwords on the client side. At best, it makes no difference, and at worse it makes you even more vulnerable.
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antych replied ago:

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"The reason for using a SALT is to create a long enough hash to make it impossible to break with a rainbow table. The salt does not have to be unique, though that does not hurt." - WRONG

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Michael Sync replied ago:

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Sending the clear password is more secure than hashing the password ??? :-O

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