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Using “pepper” to increase password storing security

In a previous article I wrote how to securely store a password in the database. The article got the attention of many fellow developers and so I decided to improve it even more by writing this article. You see, even though it is very secure to store the password as a salted hash, there is an additional layer of security that can be added in order to make things even harder to crack: pepper. The “pepper” part is not meant...

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How to properly store a password in the Database

When I started LOGaritmical, one of the first functionalities that I implemented was registering a new user. This meant that I had to store the user’s password in the database in a secure way and I will need to be able to verify that the password entered during login is correct. This is something that is quite easy to implement incorrectly and you would be surprised (or not) at how many systems and websites store passwords in an incorrect way....