Case Sensitive Passwords (Hash) ?

[Billiard]

Capicom is case sensative, but I'm not sure about the hash. It should be.
Here's a VBA sample, that should be easy to translate

http://www.dbazine.com/code/larsen2-1.txt

it's from here:

http://www.dbazine.com/sql/sql-articles/larsen2

Thanks for the reply,

Is that really a VBA example? I know little to nothing about VBA but that looks like a T-SQL example. I wasn't sure. I'm not fimiliar with the syntax of VBA. I didn't realize that VBA was that close to T-SQL.

Either way, its fairly simple to understand, but it looks like the hashing is still going to be case-insensitive.

I haven't actually wrote an example, but from the code it looks like it would be.

It looks like behind the secnes its using the same hashing method that .Net uses.

exec @rc = sp_oasetproperty @object, 'algorithm', 0 -- sha 1

Should CAPICOM be used from C#? It looks like this was designed for VB6.0 and C++ in order to easily take advantage of Crypto functions. I believe its just an interface between CryptoAPI and VB/C++ in order to make it easier to use Crypto fucntions from those languages. It doesn't say anything in the documentation about C#, or any other .Net languages.

I'm not 100% sure but this looks like just an interface for those languages, .Net already has a crypto interface included in the .Net Framework.

I was a little confused on that, can you please advise a little more on it?

Thanks for your help!

CAPICOM is intended for use by developers who are creating applications using the Microsoft Visual Basic development system, the Visual Basic Scripting Edition (VBScript) programming language, or the C++ programming language.