The Dev Show

Show Notes

Password edition! We all know that the generally accepted way to store passwords is plain text in the database and the suggested default password is the same as your login with the number "1" at the end of it. However, in this episode, Jason and Dan take a deeper look at passwords, password hashing, and storage. All that, the latest news, and more.

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Links

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  A REST-based system for building web applications.

• SyntaxHighlighter - Alex Gorbatchev
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• iPad Application Design Matt Legend Gemmell
• textorize: Pristine font rendering for the web
  

  textorize is a Ruby-based font rasterizer command line utility for Mac OS X. It generates PNG files from an input string and options, using Mac OS X's pristine typography facilities.

• Ultimate guide to table UI patterns
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• Matasano Security LLC - Chargen - Enough With The Rainbow Tables: What You Need To Know About Secure PasswordSchemes
  

  Thomas Ptacek walks through storing passwords.