#47 - 16.10.2018
#47 Passwords: do you keep them safe
Some people think that the recipe for secure passwords in the [web] application is simple: mix it up a bit, sometimes season it with salt and it’s ready! Meanwhile, storing passwords and other sensitive data may take a bit more effort. A handful of examples of what not to do and what to do, sprinkled with freelance stories. Absolute use is not required, but avoids the usual indigestion and excess acid. The presented examples will be written in Java, PHP and C, so any programmer will understand them, regardless of language and level of experience. As part of the extended edition, we will migrate the run-down base and release a few benchmarks.
Notorious engineer in and out of work, following the meanderings of the art of programming. Testcontainers Community Champion. Professionally a Remote Software Gardener, pulling weeds in web gardens for a dozen years. Currently Senior Developer Advocate at Elastic. Typically pruning Java (from version 1.3), Scala and Go to the shapes desired by clients, but other languages are no strangers to him either. Programmer, trainer, speaker. In his speeches he talks not only about pure Java, but also about software architecture, computer security and soft skills.