hi,
there is no way to decrypt a MD5 checksum.
Even though you can't decrypt a MD5 checksum, you can
still use it to validate password entered by a user
during a login process up against a checksum stored in
a database.
//Pseduo code
IF (MD5("entered password") == stored_md5_sum) THEN
USER LOGIN SUCCESED.
SQL Query
SELECT 1 FROM users WHERE username="john" AND
password=MD5("secret password");
bye
Mohammed
--- gpldeveloper <gpldeveloper@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Dear Friends,
> I have a little problem ragarding conversion md5
> encripted data.
> please giude me how to decript it.
> my problem is follows,
>
> in my application password is stored in mysql
> database by using md5
> function.
> like,
> $password = md5($password);
>
>
> My requirement is to get original data from database
> where encripted
> string is storded..
>
> is it possible to decript md5 data,
> if yes guide me how it will done
>
> Thanks in Advanace
>
>
>
>
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