密码哈希和验证

Posted 2021-02-24

Calling generateHash() with a single argument (the plain text password) will cause a random string to be generated and used for the salt. The resulting string consists of the salt followed by the SHA-1 hash - this is to be stored away in your database. When you're checking a user's login, the situation is slightly different in that you already know the salt you'd like to use. The string stored in your database can be passed to generateHash() as the second argument when generating the hash of a user-supplied password for comparison.

function generate_hash ($plain_text, $salt = null) {
 
	if ($salt === null) {
		$salt = substr(md5(uniqid(rand(), true)), 0, 12);
	} else {
		$salt = substr($salt, 0, 12);
	}
 
	return $salt . sha1($salt . $plain_text);
 
}