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- SecurityDirectives.scala
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trait Serializabletrait Producttrait Equalstrait CredentialsHelperclass Objecttrait Matchableclass AnyShow all
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Compares with custom 'verifier' the received secret part of the Credentials. Use of this method only if custom String equality testing is required, not recommended.
Compares with custom 'verifier' the received secret part of the Credentials. Use of this method only if custom String equality testing is required, not recommended.
Attributes
- Source
- SecurityDirectives.scala
First applies the passed in hasher function to the received secret part of the Credentials and then safely compares the passed in secret with the hashed received secret. This method can be used if the secret is not stored in plain text. Use of this method instead of manual String equality testing is recommended in order to guard against timing attacks.
First applies the passed in hasher function to the received secret part of the Credentials and then safely compares the passed in secret with the hashed received secret. This method can be used if the secret is not stored in plain text. Use of this method instead of manual String equality testing is recommended in order to guard against timing attacks.
See also EnhancedString#secure_==, for more information.
Attributes
- Source
- SecurityDirectives.scala
Concrete methods
Compares with custom 'verifier' and the passed secret with the received secret part of the Credentials. Use of this method only if custom String equality testing is required, not recommended.
Compares with custom 'verifier' and the passed secret with the received secret part of the Credentials. Use of this method only if custom String equality testing is required, not recommended.
Attributes
- Source
- SecurityDirectives.scala
Safely compares the passed in secret with the received secret part of the Credentials. Use of this method instead of manual String equality testing is recommended in order to guard against timing attacks.
Safely compares the passed in secret with the received secret part of the Credentials. Use of this method instead of manual String equality testing is recommended in order to guard against timing attacks.
See also EnhancedString#secure_==, for more information.
Attributes
- Source
- SecurityDirectives.scala
Inherited methods
Attributes
- Inherited from:
- Product
Attributes
- Inherited from:
- Product