Hello @everyone I need to implement custom code-level and database-level changes in my Discourse Rails application to meet my specific requirements. Update password encryption method. Currently, Discourse uses “PBKDF2” for password encryption. As per my requirement, I need to switch to “MD5” inst…

[imagen] Gambhir Makwana: Update password encryption method. Currently, Discourse uses “PBKDF2” for password encryption. As per my requirement, I need to switch to “MD5” instead of “PBKDF2”. This appears to be a significant security downgrade. MD5 is unsuitable for password hashing. Not only…

I have a created new API’s and I need to redeployed in my production code How it possible to deployed in production docker

You want to make your changes in a plugin. If you want to fork Discourse and try to maintain that separately you’ll be very, very, sorry, if history is any indicator. What problem are you trying to solve with passwords stored as an MD5 hashh? As suggested already, the whole internet seems to agree …

[imagen] Gambhir Makwana: Discourse uses “PBKDF2” for password encryption. Clarification: as Jay notes , neither MD5 nor PBKDF2 are encryption functions. They are both hashing functions. Discourse does not store passwords. [imagen] Selase Krakani: This appears to be a significant securit…

Need help to find a solution. I need to change an encryption method in ROR (Discourse). Currently, I am using MD5 encryption. I made changes in the code level in my local environment. How can I reflect those changes in the live server without the help of Docker? Currently, the production environmen…

You still haven’t said what problem you’re trying to solve. Can you say more about what MD 5 is solving? You still need to implement whatever changes you make on a plugin. Have you started to learn how plugins work? But I bet what you really want is to have discourse authenticate against your exis…

Actualizar método de cifrado de contraseñas

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supermathie (Michael Brown) 15 Julio, 2024 17:02 5

Aclaración: como señala Jay (notas), ni MD5 ni PBKDF2 son funciones de cifrado.

Ambas son funciones hash. Discourse no almacena contraseñas.

Exacto. Incluso si no nos crees, no somos los únicos que dicen esto.

¿Qué problema intentas resolver?

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Actualizar método de cifrado de contraseñas

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