pedro mpa wrote:
>> So the value attribute contains an encrypted representation of the
>> country name ... which is transmitted in clear text right next to it?
>> If you want encryption, why not just use SSL?
> The value attribute contains an encrypted value of a row id in the
> database table f
> -Mensagem original-
> De: David Dorward
> So the value attribute contains an encrypted representation of the country
> name ... which is transmitted in clear text right next to it?
>
> If you want encryption, why not just use SSL?
The value attribute contains an encrypted value of a row
> -Mensagem original-
> De: jblanchard
> I don't see any problem with the approach, but I would ask why...
Because if I write original ids or values matching those on database (or
other data source) they can easily be changed on client side, that is the
main purpose. Another purpose is to
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I would like some feedback on this approach for encrypting HTML input
element values such as Checkbox, Radio, Select, Hidden, etc, and
Javascript
code related to those elements.
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I don't see any problem with the approach, but I would ask why...
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Greetings.
I would like some feedback on this approach for encrypting HTML input
element values such as Checkbox, Radio, Select, Hidden, etc, and Javascript
code related to those elements.
The procedure is when a user first arrives at the site a session structure
is created and in it I create a r
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