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Good question. My gut instinct would be to do just that but I wonder if there's a better way. You'd probably also want to track the encryption of each user so
by dangoldin 16y ago
Good question.
My gut instinct would be to do just that but I wonder if there's a better way. You'd probably also want to track the encryption of each user so you know when you can make the final switch.
Another alternative is to just send "update your password" emails to everyone framing it as an improvement to your site's security.
- Waywocket 16y ago>Another alternative is to just send "update your password" emails to everyone framing it as an improvement to your site's security. I guarantee everyone with a decent spamfilter will miss those e-mails - that looks exactly like a standard phishing attempt.