Re: Re: protecting passwords when SSL is not available

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The php server sends it along the form. Which I said so:

"PHP will send a random number along with the login form. "

I don't see any problem sending that information to the client clear (unencrypted), but that's why I'm asking.

Satyam

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Subject:  Re: protecting passwords when SSL is not available


Satyam wrote:

b) concatenate this value with the session_id() or whatever random you generated before

And where do you get that information?

Barry
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