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In Laravel, you can validate a bcrypt password by using the Hash facade provided by Laravel.
You can use the Check method of the Hash facade to compare an unencrypted plaintext password to a hashed password. Here's an example of how to validate a bcrypt password in Laravel:
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use IlluminateSupportFacadesHash; // Get the user input password $inputPassword = 'password123'; // Get the hashed password from the database $storedPassword = '$2y$10$liKxDjzR1H5Tp8aMwidzAuz7eYLWHLFHxhh3JE/4B0vV.t8oWPbS2'; // Compare the input password to the stored password if (Hash::check($inputPassword, $storedPassword)) { // Passwords match echo 'Password is correct'; } else { // Passwords do not match echo 'Password is incorrect'; } |
This code snippet compares the input password "password123" with the stored hashed password. If they match, it will output "Password is correct", otherwise it will output "Password is incorrect".
Make sure to use proper error handling and validation in your application to ensure the security of user passwords.