Collaborate Disseminate
I generate a random string of 32 characters and then compute the SHA-512 hash then I encrypt the unhashed string. I then save the encrypted text and hash to the database. Is it okay to store the hash of the original text? Will it make the … Continue reading Storing the hash of the plaintext and the encrypted plaintext next to each other [closed]
I generate a random string of 32 characters and then compute the SHA-512 hash then I encrypt the unhashed string. I then save the encrypted text and hash to the database. Is it okay to store the hash of the original text? Will it make the … Continue reading Storing the hash of the plaintext and the encrypted plaintext next to each other [closed]
I generate a random string of 32 characters and then compute the SHA-512 hash then encrypt the unhashed string. I then save the encrypted text and hash to the database. Is it okay to store the hash of the original text? Will it make the en… Continue reading Storing the hash of the plaintext and the encrypted plaintext next to each other [closed]
Is it a good idea for a user who is the owner of encrypted data to share a secret passphrase with other users (workers) so that they can decrypt the encrypted data? Is there a better way? I’ll add that the data is encrypted on the client s… Continue reading Sharing secret passphrase with others
I have a web application created with Flask in python that uses asymmetric encryption using RSA, the private key is generated from the user’s password and is only stored in a cookie on the user’s device, so even I as the person who has acc… Continue reading Asymmetric encryption and data sharing