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[quote author=xyn link=topic=99539.msg392027#msg392027 date=1152118188]
Why not use the md5 formatt to encrypt passwords?

md5($_POST['password'])
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Do md5($_POST['password']) and split it as per your string length count.... with ...
split($md5_output,$req_length);

Thank you,
Karthi Keyan.
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[quote author=karthikeyan_coder link=topic=99539.msg392035#msg392035 date=1152119164]
[quote author=xyn link=topic=99539.msg392027#msg392027 date=1152118188]
Why not use the md5 formatt to encrypt passwords?

md5($_POST['password'])
[/quote]
Do md5($_POST['password']) and split it as per your string length count.... with ...
split($md5_output,$req_length);

Thank you,
Karthi Keyan.

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that wouldn't be accurate...because an MD5 hash value can differ by just one character so if you have two similar MD5 values and you trim it, and if the single character that distinguishes them was trimmed, the two values would be identical.
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