Change password verification to SHA-256 hashing#80
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Change password verification to SHA-256 hashing#80jimbojef wants to merge 1 commit intosciguy14:mainfrom
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Replaced password verification method with SHA-256 hash comparison.
Fixed authentication bug.
Replaced password_verify() with direct SHA-256 hash comparison:
hash("sha256", $_POST['password']) === $APPROVED_HASH
The previous implementation always failed because $APPROVED_HASH
contains a SHA-256 hash, not a password_hash() value.
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Replaced password verification method with SHA-256 hash comparison. Fixed authentication bug.
Replaced password_verify() with direct SHA-256 hash comparison: hash("sha256", $_POST['password']) === $APPROVED_HASH
The previous implementation always failed because $APPROVED_HASH contains a SHA-256 hash, not a password_hash() value.