You could do this with a javascript MD5 algorithm, I am sure I've seen
javascript code to do this. However, normally the MD5 (or another type of)
hash is performed server side - usually in your Membership Provider class --
for the simple reason that the hash needs to be compared with the hash of /
the stored password from a database table. Why do you need to do this at the
client side?
Peter
Hello,
I have to implement this at the Client side, so that as soon as the
Login Button is pressed, the password is converted to Salted MD5 hash and it
travels from client to server in Salted MD5 hash form and not the clear text
which is now passing on.
Thank you
Hello,
I want to implement client side javascript so that password is
immediately converted to salted MD5 hash after pressing the Login button and
will pass from client to server in encrypted form instead of clear text form
which is now passing on.
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