SSHA is a salted variant of the SHA hashing algorithm. It follows the same naming convention. For example: SSHA256(data, salt) = SHA256(data + salt) + salt. It is generally used for password hashing in the realm of LDAP.
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Generate SSHA password in PHP to use ldap_compare for OpenLDAP SSHA passwords
I have an OpenLDAP user with SSHA password. I want to compare his SSHA encoded password with a password specified at php webform.
Unfortunately ldap_compare can only compare plain text passwords:
$check = ldap_compare($ldapconn, $dn, $ldap_password,…
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OpenLDAP encryption storage Schema
I am using OpenLDAP 2.4.38 windows version.
Apache DS for ldap explorer.
Configured password encryption mechanism SSHA in slapd.conf of OpenLDAP.
password-hash {SSHA}
Now when I change password using JNDI and check in Apache DS it shows…
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JCE - Java 7...?
I've installed JDK 7. Which already contains the following JARs:
local_policy
US_export_policy
But when I start my application, I was facing JCE error. So I googled and downloaded JDK 7 JCE from here.
My doubt is, when JDK 7 already has JCE JARs,…
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Where does hashing take place with a webclient and LDAP
We are currently implementing several web application that requires the user to create a user login that will be authenticated through LDAP calls. The LDAP server and user accounts will be shared by all the applications and the user's credentials…
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