I’m having some problems trying to extend or change a part of the Laravel Framework. Simply I cannot figure out where I can add or edit so that my changes will not be made in the vendor folder. Essentially my issue was implementing Password Reset functionality to my React/Laravel application. I use inertia to post the reset password form, and
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php mongodb validate form password
This is my first time using mongodb with php and I have a register and a login form . When a user registers I succesfully hash his password using password_hash() php function and insert it in a …
Laravel: problem with password not updated with hash password in database
When I register a new user sign up, it save the password to database with hashed password. But when I go edit the user from the admin dashboard, the edit function work perfectly, but the password did not store or save as a hashed password, it save as plain text. This is link to image show in database modification This
Where can I find xxhash64 and md5 collision probability statistics?
I dont find any info about % of collisions for xxhash64. I’m going to use it for cache system (to generate hash keys which need to be unique, about a hundreds millions). Now i use md5, but i don’t need cryptographic property. So i need some info, to decide does is it a good decision for my task. In best
How does Auth::attempt check password in Laravel?
I’m using Laravel 5.4. I know that hashing is one way thing. as I remembered, I hashed passwords and saved them on database and when i wanted to check user password I would hash their entered password …
Verifying MD5 passwords using password_verify()
Is there a way to convert a MD5 password to something that can be verified by password_verify()? I read on the Crypt Wikipedia page that “The printable form of MD5 password hashes starts with $1$.” …
Different hash value created on windows,linux and Mac for same image
i am creating Hash values with following code, now what happens is that when i test the hash value on Windows local Xampp server i get hash value which is different for same code that runs on Linux. Now i dont know why is this happening. For the same code that i just pasted above. EDIT: Opening question again. The
Is it wrong to use a hash for a unique ID?
I want to use a unique ID generated by PHP in a database table that will likely never have more than 10,000 records. I don’t want the time of creation to be visible or use a purely numeric value so I am using: Is it wrong to use a hash for a unique ID? Don’t all hashes lead to collisions
hash in JS == hash in PHP
I need to make a hash with JS and PHP but I need them to both work out to be the same hash. I am just wondering what the best idea would be to go about it. it needs to be secure, but its not hashing …
How to get a 64 bit integer hash from a string in PHP?
I need 64 bit integer hashes of strings for something like a hash map. It seems to me like there is no native PHP hash functionality that can return 64 bit integers? I think it is possible to take the first part of a sha1 hash and convert it to an integer. However that will not bring the best performance