But, that "encrypted" password ALSO will not show as "*****" in the database, but will be stored as plane text - just not meaning much of anything. So, either you adopt some software to encrypt the password, or you do not.
The issue of storing the user passwords in plain text or not is ZERO effected by you deciding to display "****" in the password text box. So, this now is a simple database query issue. Or how can I query a database for email and password entered? How can I query a database for a invoice number? Give the above? Then your question is really this: Besides, none of your users will ever see or directly edit or have use of that data table, so at the end of the day, it don't matter.Īs others pointed out, as a general rule, we don't store passwords in plane text.īut your decision to do this does NOT matter in regards to the showing of "****" in the password text box - they are SEPERATE issues and goals. It uncovers hidden passwords from password dialog boxes and Windows Internet Explorer web pages.I want the inputed password by the user which is a word to be an asterisk when it is inserted into the database table,
Asterisk Password Decryptor also allows to see the hidden password on web pages in Internet Explorer.Īsterisk Password Decryptor is password a recovery tool that allows you to view passwords hidden behind the asterisks in password fields. It easily recovers passwords for e-mail accounts in Microsoft Outlook (32-bit and 64 bit editions), Windows Mail and many other e-mail clients, FTP accounts in CuteFTP, FlashFXP, FileZilla and other FTP clients. You can simply drag the icon to any password box to find the real password hidden by the asterisks.Īsterisk Password Decryptor instantly recovers lost passwords from most Windows applications that store passwords hidden behind the asterisks.
It allows you to reveal the hidden passwords on password dialog boxes and web pages that are hidden by the row of asterisks (*****). Asterisk Password Decryptor is a powerful tool to recover lost or forgotten passwords.
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