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#60066 12/11/03 10:08 PM
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Is there any way to reverse-md5?
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ex,
$md5(123abc) is a906449d5769fa7361d7ecc6aa3f6d28
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is there anything like...?
$rmd5(a906449d5769fa7361d7ecc6aa3f6d28) being 123abc
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Thanks. Please reply if you've at least tryed to figure this out.
Tell me anything about this even if it doesn't totally/completely answer my question. Thanks again smile


KevinJr42
#60067 12/11/03 10:21 PM
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no. md5 is one-way encryption. If you want encrypt/decrypt, use $encode(), $decode()


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#60068 13/11/03 08:04 PM
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k thx =/


KevinJr42
#60069 13/11/03 10:29 PM
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If you're using it as a password method, I wouldn't rule the method out completly. You can always put the password in its hash using md5, then when a user is using a password, encrypt the password and compare it.. Ex:
The user's password is aaa
Say thats d34f324f3242hfghd in md5. Well, now if the user type bbb, compare the md5 of bbb, witht he value saved.


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