How to do Password Encryption and Decryption using Java

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ How to do Password Encryption and Decryption using Java ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
⭐ AES Encryption and Decryption
⭐ Base64 Encryption and Decryption
In this video, we will learn how to encrypt and decrypt input values like strings, objects, and password-based data using the AES and base 64 algorithm in Java.

There is often requirement to encrypt sensitive data like passwords secrete keys or any string values there are multiple ways to do it, but here I am explaining simplest and legit way to achieve the same.

Securing data transfer is done in multiple ways. But most experts refer to data encryption as the best method and currently, Java AES [Advanced Encryption Standard] is an advanced solution available for ciphering. It has a better legacy of confidential properties, data authentication, and high levels of integrity.
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⭐ Java Cryptography
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⏲️Time Stamps⏲️

0:30 - Overview
2:15 - Create java Project
3:12 - base64 Encode & decode
7:45- AES Overview
9:16 - AES Java Program
10:50 - What is Cypher
15:45 -Decoding via AES
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[simplifyingtech]

Have you tried encoding and decoding sensitive data ?

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[anne_trazona]

oh, here it is, i have now an idea how to fix mine.

[gamingarea.eltayeb]

i have a db file in fifa patch and i want open it in SQLCipher but i can't because password so how can i broke down this password

[souravrouth]

Can You make a video on how can I find encryption key and iv of an Android app

[recreate]

Thanks I’m just thinking its a 3party API

[sumitjalwal]

Hi,
By hard coding keyValue = “1234” isn’t that a security issue as our encryption logic is exposed in the code itself.
What if someone gets access to the codebase?