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StrangeStork48
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0 Hi All, Are There Any Alternatives To Storing User Credentials In

I’m interested to understand how we can use secrets manager for password storage. Do you have any documentation on this?

4 years ago
0 Hi All, Are There Any Alternatives To Storing User Credentials In

Ah ok, so you don’t support secrets manager per se, you’re suggesting we build our own auth system using it?

4 years ago
0 Hi All, Are There Any Alternatives To Storing User Credentials In

Quick question, are you running the trains-server over http or https ?

We’d be using https in production

4 years ago
0 Hi All, Are There Any Alternatives To Storing User Credentials In

If you can reverse the hash you’re doing it wrong. A hashed password should be of no use to anyone, that’s the whole point. The application should only ever compare the hashed values of a password. This is basic application security.

4 years ago
0 Hi All, Are There Any Alternatives To Storing User Credentials In

This seems to me quite a fundamental security issue. Do you have a roadmap which includes resolving things like this?

4 years ago
0 Hi All, Are There Any Alternatives To Storing User Credentials In

this would not solve the issue of server admins knowing everybody’s passwords would it?

4 years ago
0 Hi All, Are There Any Alternatives To Storing User Credentials In

The concern is that user’s passwords are stored in plain text.

4 years ago