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I am trying to authenticate users against a sql server db. I don't want to store peoples passwords in plain text in the db because I don't know who will be accessing it in the future. How can I avoid this? ANyone have some sample code for using SHA or something like that? Would I have to add another field in my db for the salt?
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Yeah, I stumbled across that and it works great.

The only problem is that the wse2.0 AuthenticateToken method only returns string variables when you override it. This would produce byte arrays.

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