Dockerized Wildfly with Oracle driver developing environment, setting up a data source (using credential store) and basic auth. Autodeployment and Debugging.
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CBOR Credential Database Format
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Mar 30, 2025 - Zig
File-based credential vault: SHA-256 email IDs, bcrypt-salted passwords, each record Fernet-encrypted and appended to one log + tiny index for O(1) look-ups. No database, two files, scales to millions of users; ideal for secure prototypes, IoT, and web apps.
python bcrypt sha256 fernet encryption-decryption password-hashing credential-store file-based-database append-only-log lightweight-auth
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May 9, 2025 - Python
File-based credential vault: SHA-256 email IDs, bcrypt-salted passwords, each record Fernet-encrypted and appended to one log + tiny index for O(1) look-ups. No database, two files, scales to millions of users; ideal for secure prototypes, IoT, and web apps.
python bcrypt sha256 fernet encryption-decryption password-hashing credential-store file-based-database append-only-log lightweight-auth
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Aug 15, 2025 - Python
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