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0.009     2023-03-09 01:04:14+01:00 Europe/Amsterdam
          - Be more permissive in allowed crypt identifiers

0.008     2023-03-07 23:51:24+01:00 Europe/Amsterdam
          - Always instantiate validators
          - Add secure_compare method to Validator

0.007     2023-02-12 17:20:19+01:00 Europe/Amsterdam
          - Add curry_with_hash and curry_with_password methods
          - Add a unicode normalization option
          - Match MD5 and SHA hex case-insensitively

0.006     2023-02-08 01:36:27+01:00 Europe/Amsterdam
          - Add Crypt::Passphrase::MD5::Hex
          - Add Crypt::Passphrase::SHA1::Hex
          - Add Crypt::Passphrase::PassphraseHash

0.005     2022-12-26 17:56:04+01:00 Europe/Amsterdam
          - Cache accepted hashes for crypt validators
          - Never accept undefined hashes

lib/Crypt/Passphrase.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

This argument is mandatory.

=item * validators

This is a list of additional validators for passwords. These values can each either be the same an encoder value, except that the last entry may also be a coderef that takes the password and the hash as its arguments and returns a boolean value.

This argument is optional and defaults to an empty list. The encoder is always considered as a validator and thus doesn't need to be specified.

=item * normalization

This sets the unicode normalization form used for the password. Valid values are C<'C'> (composed; the the default), C<'D'> (decomposed), C<'KC'> (legacy composed) and C<'KD'> (legacy decomposed). You should probably not change this unless it's neces...

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=head2 hash_password

 $passphrase->hash_password($password)

This will hash a C<$password> with the encoder cipher, and return it (in crypt format). This will generally use a salt, and as such will return a different value each time even when called with the same password.

=head2 verify_password