Password Hashing in Flask Using Werkzeug

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The need to hash a password is something every app with passwords need to do. In this video, I'll show you how to do this in Flask by using Werkzeug, the library Flask is built on top of.

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Thank you, I was very happy when I saw this video. It took ages to find a hashing library that was easy enough to understand and actually worked.

seanjanzen
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Thanks for sharing it! Very useful.

About that module name though ) You right, it's a german word, it basically splits into two words "werk" & "zeug", which means factory (also plant or work) and second one is literally a "thing" )
So it means smh like working thing or a thing for work, which means a tool.
so it pronounsed "werk" as "werk" and "zeug" as smh like t-s-o-y-g or like t-soy-g (soy like a soybean crop)
Here you can listen how it's pronounced )
Thought you might be interested )

UserNameNiemand
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How does the program know which generated hash it has to use when it compares the hashed passwords in check_password_hash? Where it is stored? generate_password_hash changes the hashed password every time it is called.

zaqwsx
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Thanks it was a helpful youtub video, and the link of the cheet cheet i was really need it thank u .

essaadi_elmehdi
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0:56 The name of the library is Werkzeug

yongheekim
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What if my register form has a confirm password field? How do I make sure the generate password hash for the confirm password is similar to the original password?

sunlord
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Is there a way to mask (or hash) the information you put in the url? could you hash your route?? I have a similar application which i'm passing some id's in the url to access user area, can i hash the url so other users couldn't access it?

wellingtonguedes
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Thanks a lot ! Bcrypt is a massive nightmare :)

ThaEzioAuditore
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How does check_hash_password work, if the hash is not possible to decrypt? How does it matches

comedybrothers
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you can pronounce it with the English letters in German like this: "Verk-tceug" xD. Thanks for the Video.

islam-
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Love all your flask videos but I have headphones on and I feel like the mic is super close to your mouth and it's weird lol

elmonster