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Introduction This tutorial is on using MD5 encryption in PHP. Why MD5? MD5 is built in to PHP and is only a one way encryption. This means that even if someone was able to gain access to an encrypted md5 string, called an 'MD5 Hash', it is unlikely they would be able to convert the hash back in to the original plain text string. Decryption: Decryption in most cryptography languages essentially work by using the reverse algorithm to the encryption algorithm used by the cryptography method in question.

Introduction: This tutorial is on how to upload POST data to a PHP file on a web server or localhost through Visual Basic .NET. Why POST? POST is the method used to upload sensitive data such as passwords, as opposed to using the PHP GET method which will simply show all data in the URL bar; GET - http://www.website.com/page.php?password=ThisIsMyGETPassword POST - http://www.website.com/page.php Both example sites would receive the same information, but the POST one is undercover and therefore slightly more secure. Why Only Slightly More Secure?

Introduction: This tutorial is on how to process data through the GET type in PHP.

Introduction: This tutorial is on how to handle POST data in PHP. POST? POST Data in PHP is data that has been sent behind the scenes from another page, or external source, which can be accessed by the page being sent the information. POST is one of the two methods available to use through HTML Forms.

Introduction: This tutorial is on how to create POST data uploader in C#. POST or GET? If you don't know what the difference is between POST and GET, these are the methods used by PHP to gain information from external sources that parse the data to those PHP pages. GET is URL based such as; index.php?id=2 Id is 2. And POST is behind the scenes for sensitive information such as passwords. Project: So first we want to create a basic C# project through the File > New Project wizard.