How can I password protect my website?
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I recommend using the tools available free in Visual Web Developer Express. It makes password management a snap and I'm  much more confident in its security than any cut-and-paste code.  \n\nDownload at http://asp.net\n\nDownloading and installing VWD will take 20 minutes or so but it will make all of your web developing soooo much quicker.\n\nAlso see their streaming how-to videos at:\nhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/asp.net/learning/learn/newtodevelopment/default.aspx
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use javascript to encrypt html source. you can also use a program that encrypts html source, i think it was html guardian. i forgot the site but i think you can search for it.
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Encryption, passwords.
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take a 2 year old and let him hit the keyboard copy that and save... \nIts your password , and its secure
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In Internet Explorer:\n\nTools --> Internet Options --> Content --> Content Advisor --> Enable --> Approved Sites\n\nEnter the websites to block, then hit the "Never" button. Hit "Apply" at the bottom. It will prompt you to set a password. From then on, you will need that password to go to that site.
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Look at the following pdf, it's described in the 'Adding password protection' section :)
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Without any PHP knowledge, try Bravenet's Password Gate Service...
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The easy way is just to add your file to zip, and then protect by password.  (right click on file - "add to zip").
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u can use pc security software \nwhich can be download from the \nwww.download.com\nand key word is pc security.
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you can either make one of these three things to protect your file:\n\n1. (the simplest) hide it and put it in a network of files and any place that is unlikely to be found\n\n2. encrypt its content using CyberCrypt for example. once encrypted, the file won't be able to show the content as it is.(applies to all formats)\n\n3. use Password Door or Folder Guard. they are what you need but reconsider the 1st 2 options before using such programs. once you've forgotten the password it's over unless you have a backup.
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You need a DreamWeaver extension to do this. For example,\nhttp://www.valleywebdesigns.com/vwd_passprotect.asp\n\nJust run a search on "dreamweaver password protect"
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Click on >tools>internet options>>content tab, then click on enable..All the settings, are in there..You can set it up, the way you want to, and also have it password protected..I hope this helps..Good Luck..
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You can create a form with Username, password fields and do some macro to check the usernames and passwords and you can go\n\nXLMan
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HTML doesn't do password checking. For that you need a server-side script written in php or perl or some such. Google on "php password script" and you'll find plenty of free ones. There are also some javascript solutions, but they're less secure. \n\nSo what you use is a form like \n<form action="auth.php" method="post">\nEnter password: <input type="password">\n<input type ="submit">\n</form>\nwhere auth.php is a script you install on your web server that checks passwords and displays the appropriate page.
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Depends on what your currently doing right now. Of course authentication and authorization are huge topics in the security feild.  But for starters, don't store any plain text data.  Use strong encryption (3DES, Blowfish, AES,MD5, etc...) on any personally stored information.  \n\nTake a trip over to the open source web application securty project and have a look at the top ten list of common web application vulnerabilities. This should be a good starting point for you.
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Most websites and softwate accept ASCII characters. And most websites recommend you use them. \n\nExample password:  Jij2_3GhI^f_76\n\nNote the capitalization. Most websites run on Linux so passwords are CASE SENSITIVE.
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search for folder password protection on download.com