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bcrypt-ruby reviews and mentions
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The BCrypt Gem
The BCrypt Gem
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Simple Ruby password generator
Instead, you should use something like the bcrypt gem to prompt users to enter a password to encrypt/decrypt their saved passwords.
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Basics of Rails Password Protection
These are the three steps to get your passwords protected. I hoped this helped in clearing up any confusion you may have had about encrypting passwords! If you missed it, here is the link to bcrypt!
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You Shall Not Pass: The Ins and Outs of Authentication
BCrypt is a hefty gemfile that uses hashes and salts to encrypt passwords in your database. Hashes are a fixed-length value that will always produce the same output for the same given input. The output can be a 32-bit or 64-bit number. What BCrypt does, is add a salt to this hash, which is an additional 29-bit number that generates a new salt every time you login with your password. This method makes it incredibly difficult to hack into the database to reveal the actual password to a user.
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Encryption, Authentication, and Authorization in Ruby on Rails
BCrypt Gem Open Source Documentation
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Under the Hood: How BCrypt Functions
Once a hash is generated, we need to be able to store it to be compared for authentication purposes. The source code of the BCrypt Ruby Gem actually offers great insight into how this is performed in Rails:
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Must/Should/Can - a Personal Organization System
The bcrypt gem to improve password security in tandem with the ActiveRecord has_secure_password feature
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What is Bcrypt and Why?
Github Documentation
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Authenticating in Rails
We will be taking advantage of the bcrypt gem. Make sure you include this in your Gemfile and check out the GitHub if you want to learn more about the process of garbling a password (hashing and salting).
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codahale/bcrypt-ruby is an open source project licensed under GNU General Public License v3.0 or later which is an OSI approved license.
The primary programming language of bcrypt-ruby is C.
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