Best php file manager?
Best php file manager?
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- Corvo20
There's a difference between a php login and a htaccess authentication. The later is more safe, I think, if the passwords are encrypted by a RUN command. Any PHP login needs a database (ultimately any database can be cracked, because any password needs 26-28 letters and 0-9 numbers) whereas a prompt authentication just needs an algorithm which uses the a different numerical system that gives you much higher odds.
- what he saidkalkal
- I mean, if you ask a user to type a password by registration, what are the chances they'll use numbers?Corvo2
- people think that just typing the name of their dog will make their password virtually impossible to crack.Corvo2
- They never think they're using a 26 letter combo, which can be cracked in 2 seconds by an old processor.Corvo2
- how is my 16 character password with text and numbers?kalkal
- Eventually hackable in 1 minute.Corvo2
- It's just a matter of chances.Corvo2
- whatever you think, can be reduced to a specific combo of words by an old Amiga. :)Corvo2
- A computer does not tell you what you're thinking, but it can tell you what you're not thinking.Corvo2