Comments on: Kotlin PBKDF2 Secure Password Hashing https://blog.codersee.com/kotlin-pbkdf2-secure-password-hashing/ Kotlin & Backend Tutorials - Learn Through Practice. Wed, 16 Apr 2025 04:49:52 +0000 hourly 1 By: Piotr https://blog.codersee.com/kotlin-pbkdf2-secure-password-hashing/#comment-78 Wed, 26 Feb 2025 14:03:44 +0000 https://codersee.com/?p=5504212#comment-78 In reply to David Coolwater.

Hey hi hello David!

In general, Android apps (like a web, or desktop apps) serve as the clients in a typical client-server communication.

Which means, that typically, your Android app will not be responsible for password hashing, but rather server. And on Android side, you will be doing requests, like for example POST /login with some request body in JSON, like
{ “email”: “one@codersee.com”, “password”: “somePwd” }

And then, the server will be responsible for the hashing etc
If you would like to, then you will find a bunch of content on my blog, YT, or you can join my course https://codersee.com/courses/ktor-server-pro/ for the step-by-step approach 😉

]]> By: David Coolwater https://blog.codersee.com/kotlin-pbkdf2-secure-password-hashing/#comment-77 Wed, 12 Feb 2025 16:27:47 +0000 https://codersee.com/?p=5504212#comment-77 Let me first say that this tutorial is very detailed and educational.

But I have one question. How do you use these functions in your project. In case you can’t tell, I am a newbie when it comes to writing and developing Android App.

Thank you,

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