; $Id: README.txt,v 1.2 2010/07/31 15:04:26 richardp Exp $
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Safer Login
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Richard Peacock (richard@richardpeacock.com)

This module encrypts the user's password when they type it in
during login, so a 3rd party up to no good can't see the user's
plain text password (as is currently the case for Drupal).

Encryption is accomplished by replacing what the user enters for their
password with a uniquely-salted MD5 hash of the MD5 hash of what they typed (so
it is 2-layers deep).  If the user does not have javascript enabled,
then the default Drupal behavior (no hashing) still works.

Of course, this is no substitute for an SSL certificate on your server,
but if you cannot afford an SSL certificate (or only require basic
protection from hackers) this module is for you.

Requires: the jQuery MD5 plugin, available here: 
        http://plugins.jquery.com/files/jquery.md5.js.txt
        or here: http://plugins.jquery.com/project/md5

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Directions
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- Unpack this module's files into /modules/safer_login.
- Download the jquery MD5 plugin and copy it to 
  /modules/safer_login/jquery_md5/  and rename the file
  to be just "jquery.md5.js"
- Enable the module and visit "admin/settings/safer-login"
  for configuration options.
