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Ask September 26,2020

Best Practise for Posting Password to PHP/MYSQL Server from Flutter?

I'd like passwords to be stored as encrypted/hashed on a Mysql database. But I'm unsure whether the encryption/hashing should take place at Flutter's Android app side or the servers PHP/Mysql side.

Here's the code for sending the HTTP query from within the Flutter app:

http://example.com/ps.php?pp="unhashedpassword";

Is this too dangerous? Can it be intercepted when sent by a Flutter/Android app? Is there a better way to do it?


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