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enter image description hereWhen i started recording the application in jmeter, then i found that password is getting encrypted,the value which i am passing in application like username password to login the application, After recording the application in jmeter then in Http request iam getting password is getting encrypted and receiving the response in jmeter request, let me know how to handle encrypted password in jmeter.

example :

Client side is passing details to login the application.

username : sirajdws , password : 123456

Server side we are getting

"password":"U2FsdGVkX1+4B2RcuHgnZ6djgFQTV64qGtMxbLDMQ6s"

which is observed in jmeter http request. in given below image.

D Md Siraj Ahmed
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  • I cannot understand your description and I do not see what question you are asking. The one in the title is much to unfocused. I recommend splitting your post into parts which can be understood. Complete but short sentences, with punctuation separating them, could be a good tool to achieve that. – Yunnosch Jun 27 '20 at 19:32
  • i attached the screenshot and modified the sentence , i hope u can understand.. – D Md Siraj Ahmed Jun 29 '20 at 13:14

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If it's client-side encryption you should be able to use browser developer tools in order to determine the encryption algorithm and the salt if any, this way you should be able to encode the password using JMeter's __digest() function or implement the client-side encryption logic using JSR223 PreProcessor and Groovy language

Alternatively if you don't have to simulate many users you can capture the encrypted passwords for each login and put the credentials into a CSV file so you can read it back using CSV Data Set Config

Dmitri T
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