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Well, I would like to create a column in the User models table of Django, because I would like to get the password before Django turns into sha256, because I want to display it in the browser without encryption. You can do it?
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Yeah, but watch out for why he does it. This involves security, involves the integrity of your user’s data, respect for it and other numerous factors... Usually whoever puts a password on the site never uses it alone in that situation. For these and N other reasons all portals always encrypt the password and still no possibility to decrypt as is the case of MD5, this ensures security to the user. I speak for myself when I say I wouldn’t sign up for a site that does something like this. Think about it before thinking about how to do it.
– Michel Simões
In the joomla on the first control screen, before applying salt and Encrypt you can do a gambiarra and set the value to another parameter of your object. If you will persist in the error of capturing the password I explain you in the answers
– Michel Simões
yes, I agree with you, but I am making an application to "test" my user registration system, for example: in the login has the option to recover the password, then I put 2 fields: the username and the email, dps of that it will check if the bank is correct, Then I wanted you to return the password without encryption... just so I could see for myself. I know Django already has a token recovery system, I just wanted to test it anyway.
– Lucas Soares
read wrong I understood joomla =) but the premise of security is the same, until then you use it to play, to test your skills blz, but beware of these things in production!
– Michel Simões
for sure, security always! If you can help me in this gambiarra...
– Lucas Soares