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Can I use only one table field to store BCrypt cost, salt, and hash value for WildFly?
The example on http://planet.jboss.org/post/using_a_database_to_authenticate_and_authorize_your_users_in_elytron uses three separate fields and index mapping:
<principal-query sql="SELECT A.PASSWORD, A.SALT_VALUE, A.ITERATION_COUNT FROM USERS A WHERE A.USER_NAME = LOWER(?)" data-source="myDS">
<bcrypt-mapper password-index="1" salt-index="2" iteration-count-index="3"/>
</principal-query>
Does WildFly JDBC also support a BCrypt hash field which stores the BCrypt as a single string like
$2a$16$lvPZugycIDUYhER7eyyyouFTIwyk/ZVighN7RbDqkLcIfMnu0Cqi6
where cost and hash are already contained in the string?
Or do I have to cut the string into its parts and store them in separate fields so that WildFly can access them separately?
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From the first comment to this related question:
It's also how passwords are saved on UNIX-type systems where there is
a singular field for storing the hashed password. The string includes
information on the hashing method, the salt, and the hash according to
a fairly standard format. That way if you change hashing methods in
the future, your older hashed passwords will still work.
java authentication wildfly bcrypt
asked Nov 22 '18 at 10:24
mjn42mjn42
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The example on http://planet.jboss.org/post/using_a_database_to_authenticate_and_authorize_your_users_in_elytron uses three separate fields and index mapping:
<principal-query sql="SELECT A.PASSWORD, A.SALT_VALUE, A.ITERATION_COUNT FROM USERS A WHERE A.USER_NAME = LOWER(?)" data-source="myDS">
<bcrypt-mapper password-index="1" salt-index="2" iteration-count-index="3"/>
</principal-query>
Does WildFly JDBC also support a BCrypt hash field which stores the BCrypt as a single string like
$2a$16$lvPZugycIDUYhER7eyyyouFTIwyk/ZVighN7RbDqkLcIfMnu0Cqi6
where cost and hash are already contained in the string?
Or do I have to cut the string into its parts and store them in separate fields so that WildFly can access them separately?
--
From the first comment to this related question:
It's also how passwords are saved on UNIX-type systems where there is
a singular field for storing the hashed password. The string includes
information on the hashing method, the salt, and the hash according to
a fairly standard format. That way if you change hashing methods in
the future, your older hashed passwords will still work.
java authentication wildfly bcrypt
asked Nov 22 '18 at 10:24
mjn42mjn42
499316
add a comment |
The example on http://planet.jboss.org/post/using_a_database_to_authenticate_and_authorize_your_users_in_elytron uses three separate fields and index mapping:
<principal-query sql="SELECT A.PASSWORD, A.SALT_VALUE, A.ITERATION_COUNT FROM USERS A WHERE A.USER_NAME = LOWER(?)" data-source="myDS">
<bcrypt-mapper password-index="1" salt-index="2" iteration-count-index="3"/>
</principal-query>
Does WildFly JDBC also support a BCrypt hash field which stores the BCrypt as a single string like
$2a$16$lvPZugycIDUYhER7eyyyouFTIwyk/ZVighN7RbDqkLcIfMnu0Cqi6
where cost and hash are already contained in the string?
Or do I have to cut the string into its parts and store them in separate fields so that WildFly can access them separately?
--
From the first comment to this related question:
It's also how passwords are saved on UNIX-type systems where there is
a singular field for storing the hashed password. The string includes
information on the hashing method, the salt, and the hash according to
a fairly standard format. That way if you change hashing methods in
the future, your older hashed passwords will still work.
java authentication wildfly bcrypt
asked Nov 22 '18 at 10:24
mjn42mjn42
499316
The example on http://planet.jboss.org/post/using_a_database_to_authenticate_and_authorize_your_users_in_elytron uses three separate fields and index mapping:
<principal-query sql="SELECT A.PASSWORD, A.SALT_VALUE, A.ITERATION_COUNT FROM USERS A WHERE A.USER_NAME = LOWER(?)" data-source="myDS">
<bcrypt-mapper password-index="1" salt-index="2" iteration-count-index="3"/>
</principal-query>
Does WildFly JDBC also support a BCrypt hash field which stores the BCrypt as a single string like
$2a$16$lvPZugycIDUYhER7eyyyouFTIwyk/ZVighN7RbDqkLcIfMnu0Cqi6
where cost and hash are already contained in the string?
Or do I have to cut the string into its parts and store them in separate fields so that WildFly can access them separately?
--
From the first comment to this related question:
It's also how passwords are saved on UNIX-type systems where there is
a singular field for storing the hashed password. The string includes
information on the hashing method, the salt, and the hash according to
a fairly standard format. That way if you change hashing methods in
the future, your older hashed passwords will still work.
java authentication wildfly bcrypt
java authentication wildfly bcrypt
asked Nov 22 '18 at 10:24
mjn42mjn42
499316
asked Nov 22 '18 at 10:24
mjn42mjn42
499316
edited Nov 22 '18 at 12:15
mjn42
asked Nov 22 '18 at 10:24
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asked Nov 22 '18 at 10:24
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