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Assuming that your passwords are going to be stored within a database, log the number of requests to that database or even better the database table holding you
by iSloth 14y ago
Assuming that your passwords are going to be stored within a database, log the number of requests to that database or even better the database table holding your authentication data.
Look for spikes in requests and also the number of rows been returned per database request (for a MySQL select).
Specifically see if you can compare these database requests to authentication events (login/logout), for most applications you would expect a 1:1 ratio of 'authentication events':'database requests'.
Finally and what most people forget, secure your backups, as these will hold all of your authentication data as well!